Trump's son-in-law suggests reviving the Russia-NATO Council for European security talks. The Washington Post's Jared Kushner sees the Russia-NATO Council as a model for creating a new system of European security negotiations. According to "Washington Post" columnist David Ignatius, the son-in-law of US President Donald Trump connects the resolution of the conflict in Ukraine to a broader dialogue between Moscow and European capitals. Kushner, who is participating in the organization of a tripartite meeting of representatives of the United States, Russia and Ukraine on November 10 in Abu Dhabi, expects that if progress is made, European countries will join the multilateral format. Possible issues include ongoing security consultations, crisis prevention mechanisms, transparency of military activity and reducing the risk of escalation. However, European representatives insist that a new security architecture can be discussed with Russia only after a ceasefire is reached in Ukraine. Kushner, on the contrary, advocates a parallel discussion on both issues. Register: Feedback: Chat for communication.