Zelenskyy to Address EU Summit on Ukraine Aid, Enlargement, and Russian Hybrid Threats
- European Union leaders will gather in Brussels on October 15 and 16 to discuss continued support for Ukraine, economic competitiveness, and enlargement amid geopolitical uncertainty, European Council President António Costa said.
- Leaders will review the "One Europe, One Market" competitiveness agenda for 2026–2027 and examine the multiannual financial framework for 2028–2034; Costa urged members to finalize the budget this year for economic predictability.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is expected to address the council regarding winter operational needs; earlier, Hungary lifted its block on accession clusters to allow Ukraine to advance in EU negotiations.
- The council will evaluate Russia's hybrid attacks across Europe and review accession treaty drafts for Montenegro, with negotiations targeting completion by year-end in Podgorica.
- Strategic discussions on migration policy will feature on the agenda, as data shows a sustained decline in irregular arrivals, and leaders must maintain solidarity while addressing macroeconomic imbalances affecting European industry.
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EU leaders meet on 15 and 16 October. Costa wants answers to energy prices and agree on the basic elements of the budget by December.
EU leaders meet on 15 and 16 October. Costa wants answers to energy prices and agree on the basic elements of the budget by December.
The President of the European Council, Antonio Košta, invited the members of the Council to a meeting on October 15 and 16, the focus of which will be on the economy and European competitiveness, with two strategic discussions - on migration and enlargement.
Zelenskyy to Address EU Summit on Ukraine Aid, Enlargement, and Russian Hybrid Threats
European Union leaders will gather in Brussels on October 15 and 16 to conduct strategic discussions on continued assistance for Ukraine, EU enlargement, internal reforms, and measures to counter Russian hybrid threats, European Pravda reported.
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