Europe Backs Ukraine's Right to Set Own Peace Terms

Micheál Martin acknowledged that pressure was increasing on European nations to agree how they would be represented in peace negotiations.

European leaders discussed AIs opportunities, particularly industrial AI, and risks, alongside the ongoing situation in Ukraine.

The prolonged military stalemate in the war in Ukraine has produced more consideration of the possibility of nuclear first use in Europe.

Participants at the European Political Community summit in Dublin adopted a declaration on key principles of European security, reaffirming that Ukraine itself must be involved in determining the …

Jose Antonio Zorrilla tells that Merz is echoing Goebbels as European leaders prioritize military spending and Ukraine aid over domestic needs

Released by the Élysée Palace, a new joint declaration backed by 40 European states stresses that peace terms must involve Ukraine and rejects security talks with Moscow while aggression continues.

President Nikos Christodoulides on Friday suggested that 'certain' European Union member states should be present at talks aimed at bringing to an end almost five years of war in Ukraine, as he …

Bulgaria has supported a declaration on key principles of European security, taking reservations only to its preamble over the wording on Ukraine, Prime Minister Rumen Radev told reporters in …

Dmitry Peskov also declined to comment on how Moscow would view the candidacy of EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas as a possible European negotiator on Ukraine