European leaders meet in Dublin to discuss Ukraine and continental security
More than 40 European countries gather to address security challenges and Ukraine amid US-backed peace efforts.
Leaders from over 40 European countries convened in Dublin for the European Political Community summit, focusing on the continent's fragile security situation, according to France 24 English.
The summit, hosted by Ireland under the theme 'Europe – strong, secure and connected,' emphasized the importance of Europe having a role in discussions shaping its future, especially regarding the ongoing war in Ukraine.
The meeting included heads of state and government from European countries, the UK, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg.
A key topic was the US-backed initiative to revive negotiations aimed at ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict, highlighting the broader debate over Europe's response to these efforts.
The summit underscored the continent's need to ensure its voice is heard in international talks affecting its security and political landscape.
- France 24 English: European security and Ukraine talks top agenda at Dublin summit
- France 24 English: European leaders gather in Dublin to discuss Ukraine's security, and their own
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