Ireland faces pressure to stop sending Russia an ingredient vital to its war on Ukraine
- On Thursday, November 12, 2026, Ireland hosted the ninth European Political Community summit at Dublin's Convention Centre, deploying over 5,000 members of An Garda Síochána to secure the gathering of 50 international leaders.
- Intensified security measures followed a wave of hoax bomb threats targeting European airlines and media outlets, with authorities citing "significant risk" in a volatile hybrid security environment.
- More than 15,000 12-hour shifts are being worked by Garda police, supported by the Police Service of Northern Ireland and international agencies from Latvia, Portugal, and Poland.
- President Volodymyr Zelenskyy joined leaders to discuss the "changed geo-political landscape," with summit discussions prioritizing artificial intelligence and economic security.
- Leaders centered discussions on "Europe: Strong, Secure, Connected" to address democratic resilience and hybrid threats, with an informal EU Council meeting scheduled for Friday.
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From security guarantees to billions in aid: what to discuss at the Dublin summit and what to expect from UkraineLeaders from 48 countries discuss Europe's security, participation in negotiations and guarantees for Ukraine. Kyiv's needs for 2027 are estimated at €70 billion.
"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…
El Periódico
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....
President Nicușor Dan meets on Thursday in Dublin with the most important European leaders. Ukraine, security in the Black Sea and Russia's attacks on European democracies are among the topics of discussion. Nicușor Dan participates on Thursday, 12 November, at the Summit of the European Political Community, and on Friday, 13 November, at a meeting of EU leaders dedicated mainly to intelligence ...
Reformatorisch Dagblad
The coming weeks will be a test to see whether Russia truly wants peace, said EU President António Costa at a meeting of the European Political Community. Europe's priorities for the peace negotiations are clear, Costa said. "First a ceasefire, then concrete progress in the Black Sea, and after that working on the terms of a peace agreement," he said in Dublin.
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