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More EU leaders, plus Norway and Canada, are expected to attend, 48 hours after previous talks.

The meeting in Saudi Arabia is seen by Kremlin acolytes as Putin coming back in from the cold.

Moscow “won’t dictate anything” to Kyiv, unless it’s related to military alliances.

Keep calm and carry on? Nah — everybody panic, Edgars Rinkēvičs advises.

It’s “definitely coming,” he tells POLITICO ahead of the Feb. 23 election.

Macron’s mini-summit shunned Brussels’ normal obsession with consensus and revealed a new core with the region’s future in their hands. 

Common ground proves elusive, including on sending peacekeepers.

Ukraine doesn’t have to accept whatever peace plan Russia and the United States present, Scholz added.

Keir Starmer has made a big offer on European security, but the country’s army is hugely stretched.

The bloc is grappling with a need to increase defense spending, amid U.S. President Donald Trump’s sudden move to end the war in Ukraine.

The Polish PM is adamant that Europe must not break ties with the U.S.

The call came before the French president welcomed a group of European leaders in Paris.

Prime minister heads to Washington to meet with US president as European capitals fret over Ukraine’s future.

The trip will take place in a show of solidarity as Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine hits the three-year mark, one EU official said.

Pausing hostilities, which U.S. President Trump has vowed to do, would free up Kremlin resources to threaten countries across the alliance, the report says.

After nearly three years of war in Ukraine, protests by Polish farmers are opening up social and political fractures in a once-unshakeable alliance.

Ahead of a crunch meeting in Paris on Monday, the U.K. leader commits to putting British troops in harm’s way to secure a lasting peace in Ukraine.

The Ukrainian president says he won’t accept a peace agreement if his country is iced out of talks.

The Brits, French, and Germans all have their own ideas about how to defend the continent with America’s plans in flux. 

“I do not know what it is,” said Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

The “main European countries” will discuss the continent’s security, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said.

The chancellor, who is trailing in the polls ahead of the Feb. 23 snap election, expressed confidence that Germany will have a parliamentary majority to loosen the debt brake.

“The U.S. is rightly asking for a rebalancing of that,” said Rutte. “It’s totally logical.”