US EditionSidelined by Trump, Macron tries to rally Europe on Ukraine. But divisions run deep
- French President Emmanuel Macron invited selected European leaders to the Élysée Palace to promote unity in addressing the Ukraine war amid the sidelining by the Trump administration, which engaged directly with Russia on negotiations.
- Macron aims to establish a European-led security force but faces resistance from Germany and concerns from other EU nations regarding the summit's exclusivity.
- Keir Starmer is positioning the U.K. As a crucial link to Washington while maintaining support for Ukraine, indicating a shift in Britain's geopolitical stance.
- Giorgia Meloni, Italy's leader and Trump ally, expressed skepticism about the summit's decisions, highlighting divisions among European leaders on security cooperation.
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