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EU Council Summit Dominated by Trade Issues, Armed Conflicts

Summary by Deutsche Welle
International conflict and economic uncertainty are set to dominate the agenda at the European Council Summit in Brussels. EU leaders have gathered for talks on Israel, Gaza, Ukraine and the EU’s tariff dispute with the US.

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Although the EU Heads of State and Government disagree on the Ukraine issue and on the suspension of the EU-Israel agreement, Austria's Chancellor is satisfied with the summit result. Russia sanctions have been extended, and reactions in the customs and trade dispute with the US have been discussed.

·Vienna, Austria
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Meeting in Brussels on Thursday 26 June, European leaders signed a joint declaration on defence that "emphasizes the need to continue to substantially increase spending on European defence and security, and to invest better together." Among the other topics on the agenda of this summit: Ukraine's accession to the EU and the situation in Gaza.

·Paris, France
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Europeans are diplomatically outside the crisis in their neighbourhood, and in Brussels they are discussing how to change it.

·Berlin, Germany
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SVT correspondent: "Sweden wants to make gang crime a cross-border issue"

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Euronews broke the news in France on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
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