European leaders have settled on a multi-country negotiating team after months of infighting, but have yet to name its members
European leaders have agreed on a negotiating team for potential participation in US-brokered Russia-Ukraine peace talks, following months of infighting over who should speak for the continent and after another round of negotiations that left Europe sidelined.
The decision, announced by European Council President Antonio Costa following an informal summit in Dublin on Friday, will see Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Poland – the E5 group within the so-called ‘coalition of the willing’, which pushes continued…
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