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Normandy format without Russia: Agenda of Poroshenko's talks with Merkel and Macron
The Normandy Four at the level of heads of state - Germany, France, Ukraine and Russia - last met in October 2016, in Berlin. After that, a series of elections started in Europe, including in the said countries, so it was not easy for all presidents and a chancellor to come together again. In the summer of 2017, the Normandy Quartet discussed the situation in Donbas by phone. In particular, the talks concerned prisoner exchange, cessation of supplies to Donbas of Russian arms, and implementation of Minsk agreements in general. But, as it followed from the developments, they yielded no real results. Finally, on May 10, on the margins of the international Charlemagne Prize awarding ceremony in Germany's Aachen (this time the prize went to French President Emmanuel Macron), Angela Merkel and Macron met with Petro Poroshenko.
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