US EditionEuropean powers demand seat at table in Ukraine talks
- European powers, including Britain, France, and Germany, stated they need to be included in negotiations regarding Ukraine to ensure lasting peace with security guarantees.
- A meeting with Ukraine's foreign minister was held in Paris to discuss defense strategy and future peace talks, but these plans were disrupted by U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's blunt remarks.
- U.S. President Donald Trump announced that negotiations with Russia to end hostilities in Ukraine would begin immediately while asserting that a return to Ukraine's pre-2014 borders is unrealistic.
- The EU, along with the United Kingdom, has provided substantial support to Ukraine, and Europe's role in overseeing peace negotiations is crucial for stability, as stated by various officials.
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Mark Rutte / Dick Schoof: The Netherlands is positive about participating in a peacekeeping force in Ukraine, and Europe should not beg for a place at the…
European Leaders to Meet for Urgent Ukraine Talks, Poland Says
European leaders are set to meet in Paris Monday for urgent talks on Ukraine and the continent’s wider security, according to Poland’s foreign minister, as capitals desperately try to persuade Donald Trump not to rush into peace negotiations with Russia.
Munich. U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance said this Friday that Washington is ready to pressure Russia into future talks on the end of the war in Ukraine, shortly before meeting at the Munich Security Conference with President Volodimir Zelenski.Vance tried to calm Europeans, assuring them that “of course” they will have their share in negotiations on the end of hostilities, not without reminding them that they will have to assume greater responsib…
Ukraine negotiations: How Europeans can be at the table, not on the menu
Cover image: picture alliance / ASSOCIATED PRESS | Omar Havana The Trump administration plans for a “peace” in Ukraine are now crystal-clear—and its looking far more like a fragile short-term settlement on quasi Russian terms than a ceasefire leading to a lasting peace. Washington is “ready to start negotiations immediately” with Moscow, and before they have even begun, it has conceded two major Russian demands: Ukraine will not regain control o…
Vance berates European leaders as tensions with close allies burst into the open
Vice President JD Vance publicly berated European leaders on a host of issues from free speech to security and mass migration, as simmering tensions between the United States and its close allies boiled over at an international conference in Munich on Friday.
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