European leaders meeting in Paris insist they want a say in talks to end Russia’s war in Ukraine
European leaders have insisted their governments must have a say in talks between the U.S. and Russia to end the war in Ukraine, as both Moscow and Washington said there was no role for Europe in the negotiations that could shape the future of the continent.
European leaders' comments after emergency Ukraine talks in Paris
European leaders meeting in Paris on Monday for emergency talks called for higher defense spending to ramp up the continent's defense capabilities but remained divided on the possible deployment of peacekeepers to Ukraine to back up any peace deal.
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Reeling from shocks delivered by the Trump administration last week, European leaders held emergency talks in Paris on Monday ...
Later this afternoon, Starmer will travel to Paris where he will tell Europe's leaders they must take on a greater role in NATO to help Ukraine and face down threats from Russia. The spokesman ...
France’s SOS Donbass head Vincent Perfetti shared photos of the "Russia Is Not Our Enemy and Europe With Russia" banners featuring a bleeding NATO logo ...
The Kremlin said on Tuesday that Russia had lots of rare earth metal deposits and that it was open to doing deals to develop ...
The Eiffel Tower in central Paris was lit up in the colors of the Ukrainian flag on Monday night, to mark the third anniversary of the invasion by Russia.
The president added that he considered it important to work together on the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine because, among other things, it affects the security of Europe ...
Starmer, a cautious center-left politician, has avoided directly contradicting Trump or criticizing his actions. The U.K.
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