EU: 50 World Leaders in Dublin for Major European Summit
Gardaí deployed 5,000 officers and 15,000 12-hour shifts as leaders gather for talks on Ukraine, security and hybrid threats.
- On Thursday, roughly 50 European leaders convened at the Convention Centre in Dublin for the ninth European Political Community summit to discuss Ukraine and European security.
- French President Emmanuel Macron and former German Chancellor Olaf Scholz established the EPC in 2022 as an informal forum for security dialogue following Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
- An Garda Síochána is executing the largest security operation in Ireland's history, deploying over 15,000 12-hour shifts to protect attendees amid hoax bomb threats targeting European media and airlines.
- Leaders are addressing the theme 'Europe: Strong, Secure and Connected,' with discussions prioritizing Ukraine's defense needs, economic security, and combating hybrid threats including cyberattacks and foreign interference.
- Ukraine requires €70 billion in funding next year, while the next EPC gathering is scheduled for April in Zurich, Switzerland, to continue coordinating European defense strategies.
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"Europe must participate in the negotiations on Ukraine, without it there can be no new security architecture," Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev told reporters in Dublin, where he is attending the ninth meeting of the European Political Community in the Republic of Ireland. The event, which is being held as part of the Irish presidency of the Council of the European Union, is expected to be attended by over 50 European heads of state or gove…
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The leaders of the member countries of the European Political Community, in addition to Canada, met this Thursday in Dublin, Ireland, at a meeting marked by progress in the latest round of peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia, at which the European Union aspires to have a place, with divided leaders on who should represent the bloc. Continue reading....
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Russia first undermined, then finally "destroyed", the security architecture in Europe, said on Thursday the President of the European Council, the body representing the 27 EU countries.
Romania's President, Nicușor Dan, participates in Dublin, together with dozens of European leaders, at a two-day meeting of talks focusing on Ukraine, European security and the economic challenges facing the continent
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