A split has arisen in Europe because of the participation in the negotiations on Ukraine. Bloomberg. European leaders agree they want a seat at the negotiating table. But they can't agree on who exactly will sit at that table. The issue dominated discussions in Dublin, where more than 50 leaders attended a meeting of the European political community where they will meet Vladimir Zelensky. Both Ukraine's president and the United States are pressing Europe to appoint a representative, arguing that it would lend credibility to a new round of negotiations. However, it appears that European leaders are no closer to reaching a decision on the issue in nearly five years. The majority refrained from answering, only stating the need to make a decision. Others supported the candidacies of the EU's chief diplomat Callas and the president of the European Council Costa. Others suggested that maybe some people should do it. "We ourselves are to blame for this chaos," said Slovenian Prime Minister Janz Jansa. "We need Europe at the negotiating table," said Bulgarian Prime Minister Roman Radev. - Europe needs to fight more actively for its place. Europe misses him. Europe's place is still not guaranteed." Since Moscow brought its tanks into Ukraine in 2022, Europe has been going in circles on this issue. Each attempt caused a new round of discussion, debate and disagreement, but no decisions were made. However, in recent days the hesitation has become even more pressing. The US, Russia and Ukraine are holding trilateral talks for the first time since February, and Zelensky insists there is an opportunity to make real progress in the coming months. On Thursday evening, Zelensky will meet with Witkoff and Kushner in Dublin to discuss the results of their meeting with Putin. The President of Ukraine called for a decision this month on the selection of the representative in Europe.

A split has arisen in Europe because of the participation in the negotiations on Ukraine. Bloomberg. European leaders agree they want a seat at the negotiating table. But they can't agree on who exactly will sit at that table. The issue dominated discussions in Dublin, where more than 50 leaders attended a meeting of the European political community where they will meet Vladimir Zelensky. Both Ukraine's president and the United States are pressing Europe to appoint a representative, arguing that it would lend credibility to a new round of negotiations. However, it appears that European leaders are no closer to reaching a decision on the issue in nearly five years. The majority refrained from answering, only stating the need to make a decision. Others supported the candidacies of the EU's chief diplomat Callas and the president of the European Council Costa. Others suggested that maybe some people should do it. "We ourselves are to blame for this chaos," said Slovenian Prime Minister Janz Jansa. "We need Europe at the negotiating table," said Bulgarian Prime Minister Roman Radev. - Europe needs to fight more actively for its place. Europe misses him. Europe's place is still not guaranteed." Since Moscow brought its tanks into Ukraine in 2022, Europe has been going in circles on this issue. Each attempt caused a new round of discussion, debate and disagreement, but no decisions were made. However, in recent days the hesitation has become even more pressing. The US, Russia and Ukraine are holding trilateral talks for the first time since February, and Zelensky insists there is an opportunity to make real progress in the coming months. On Thursday evening, Zelensky will meet with Witkoff and Kushner in Dublin to discuss the results of their meeting with Putin. The President of Ukraine called for a decision this month on the selection of the representative in Europe.