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Ukraine dominates Dublin summit amid warnings over Europe’s security framework

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McCurry, B. C. (2026, November 12). Ukraine dominates Dublin summit amid warnings over Europe’s security framework. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/volodymyr-zelensky-europe-ukraine-andy-burnham-emmanuel-macron-b1304649.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-11-12 · by By Cate McCurry

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President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the European Political Community in Dublin, where he warned European leaders about Russia's efforts to reshape the continent's security framework. Zelensky highlighted a 100mph speed restriction on SpaceX’s Starshield satellite service over occupied Ukraine, claiming the limitation hinders the country's ability to intercept fast-moving jet-powered drones. The report focuses on Zelensky's demand for a permanent seat for Europe at the negotiating table and his insistence that Ukraine's territory must never be recognized as occupied during ongoing discussions with American and Russian officials.
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Leaders from more than 40 countries gathered in Dublin on Thursday, November 12, 2026, for the 9th European Political Community (EPC) summit to discuss the continent's fragile security and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. The summit featured Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who warned leaders about Russia's desire to reshape the European security framework while discussing the state of peace negotiations. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney attended as the only non-European country at the summit, where he discussed security and trade and explored potentially making Canada an "associate member" of the European Union. During the summit, a draft declaration was expected to be signed by roughly 40 countries stating that matters affecting European security should be decided by Europeans. President Zelenskyy also noted that the EU is potentially involved in a process regarding negotiations to end the conflict. Additionally, Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev announced plans to increase and diversify energy supplies to the EU and discussed a strategic partnership with the UK. Prime Minister Carney also held bilateral talks with Greece and Cyprus regarding a decade-old trade deal and spoke about growing European partnerships for Canada's auto sector.

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Evening StandardThis outlet12 Nov

President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the European Political Community in Dublin, where he warned European leaders about Russia's efforts to reshape the continent's security framework. Zelensky highlighted a 100mph speed restriction on SpaceX’s Starshield satellite service over occupied Ukraine, claiming the limitation hinders the country's ability to intercept fast-moving jet-powered drones. The report focuses on…

Ukraine dominates Dublin summit amid warnings over Europe’s security framework (this article)11 articles from Evening Standard on this story
Toronto Star12 Nov

Mark Carney, Prime Minister, is visiting Dublin to attend an informal meeting with European leaders at the European Political Community summit. The summit occurs biannually and focuses on geopolitical discussions following Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022. This gathering precedes Carney’s attendance at summits in Asia.

Carney in Ireland for meetings with European leaders, ahead of Asia summits →2 articles from Toronto Star on this story
The Globe and Mail12 Nov

Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke with reporters in Dublin about potential partnerships between Canada’s auto sector and European companies, citing growing ties between Canada and the European Union. When asked about Chinese automakers' investment in Canada, Carney remained vague, stating that discussions with Chinese President Xi Jinping on this topic are forthcoming. Carney highlighted existing investments from…

Carney sees Ottawa’s growing ties with EU leading to more partnerships with Canada’s auto sector →
Global News12 Nov

Prime Minister Mark Carney is meeting with over a dozen European leaders in Dublin for a European Political Community summit to discuss geopolitical issues and economic partnerships. The meeting includes a briefing from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy regarding negotiations with Russia, and Carney plans to depart for Asia on Thursday evening. The report highlights Carney's specific goal of boosting Canadian…

Carney to meet European leaders in Ireland before heading to Asia →
The Straits Times12 Nov

European leaders from around 40 countries are set to affirm on Thursday that European security decisions should be made by Europeans themselves, according to a draft declaration seen by Reuters. The declaration, initiated by France, emphasizes principles like respect for state sovereignty, border inviolability, and the right to form alliances, and highlights the importance of including Ukraine in peace negotiations…

European security should be decided with Europeans, around 40 countries expected to say →
CBC12 Nov

Prime Minister Mark Carney concluded meetings on security and trade with European leaders in Dublin, Ireland. The European Political Community summit, which occurs every six months since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, included a discussion between Carney and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on security negotiations with Russia. For the second time, Canada was the sole non-European country in attendance, with…

Carney wraps meetings on security, trade with European leaders in Ireland →
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Euronews13 Nov

President Ilham Aliyev announced a significant expansion of Azerbaijan's energy exports to the European Union during the 9th European Political Community Summit in Dublin on Thursday. Azerbaijan currently supplies 13 billion cubic meters of gas to the EU, representing nearly half of its total exports, and the presidency plans to further increase and diversify these supplies while expanding the capacity of the…

Azerbaijan intensifies its European engagement at the EPC Summit →

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European security should be decided with Europeans, around 40 countries expected to say The Straits Times · attributed to a source

Fifty heads of state gather in Dublin for major European summit Evening Standard · stated as fact

What to know as European leaders meet in Dublin to discuss Ukraine's security, and their own Toronto Star · stated as fact

Carney sees Ottawa’s growing ties with EU leading to more partnerships with Canada’s auto sector The Globe and Mail · stated as fact

Carney to meet European leaders in Ireland before heading to Asia Global News · stated as fact

Regional security dominates European talks in Dublin amid hybrid attacks Al Jazeera · stated as fact

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“The articles describe different aspects of the ongoing conflict, with Article A focusing on Ukrainian President Zelensky's speech at a summit in Dublin, while Article B reports on a large drone attack by Ukraine and subsequent talks regarding European security.”
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“The articles describe different aspects of the Ukraine conflict on the same day, with one focusing on disruptions to satellite communications and meetings between US and Russian officials, while the other focuses on Zelensky's address at a summit in Dublin.”
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Mr Zelensky said there will be “the biggest exchange of war prisoners”, adding: “Our soldiers will come home.”
Mr Zelensky said there will be “the biggest exchange of war prisoners”, adding: “Our soldiers will come home.”
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said UK national security adviser Jonathan Powell would join the Ukrainian president for the talks with Mr Witkoff and Mr Kushner, but Downing Street later said the meeting was delayed and he would no longer be able to attend.
He made the comments as US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are set to meet Mr Zelensky in Dublin on Thursday evening following talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier in the day.
“The purpose of tonight’s meeting is to debrief President Zelensky in terms of the meeting today between President Putin, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner and we will await the outcome of that.
US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are set to meet Mr Zelensky in Dublin later on Thursday evening following talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier in the day.
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Commenting on his scheduled meeting with Mr Kushner and Mr Witkoff, President Zelensky told the EPC: “We will talk with them about the results of these negotiations over the past few days and it is very good that Europeans are now part of these talks, not directly yet, and not yet when the Russians are at the table, but Europeans are already involved, and we need to make sure that Europe becomes a regular part of these negotiations.
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US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are set to meet Mr Zelensky in Dublin later on Thursday evening following talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier in the day.
2026-11-14 · Evening Standard
Ukraine dominates Dublin summit amid warnings over Europe’s security framework · assertive framing

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The conflict in Ukraine dominated the opening of a major political summit in Dublin as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned European leaders of Russia’s desire to reshape the security framework of the continent. asserted
Zelensky → dominate → continent
In an address to the European Political Community meeting – the largest ever political and diplomatic event held in Ireland – Mr Zelensky said it was important that Europe has a regular place at the negotiating table amid continued efforts to end the war. asserted
Europe → hold → war
Mr Zelensky also expressed concern at the latest speed restrictions on SpaceX’s Starshield satellite internet service over occupied parts of Ukraine where Russian drone attacks are launched from. asserted
attacks → express → where
He told EPC delegates that the 100mph restriction was limiting Ukraine’s ability to take out the fast-moving jet-powered drones. asserted
restriction → tell → drones
“This means more Russian strikes get through, and more of our people are killed, our civilians are killed by Russia,” he said. asserted
he → mean → Russia
“We are trying to get the details from the American side, but so far we know very little. asserted
we → try → little
If someone in America is making decisions that basically treat Ukrainian territory as if it is not Ukrainian, then this tells us where things are going. asserted
things → make → us
We need to be clear and never recognise Russia’s occupation of Ukrainian territory in any way.” The meeting at the Convention Centre in Dublin city centre comes after Wednesday’s talks between delegations from Ukraine, Russia and the US in Abu Dhabi. asserted
meeting → need → Dhabi
US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are set to meet Mr Zelensky in Dublin later on Thursday evening following talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier in the day. asserted
Witkoff → set → day
Opening the plenary meeting, Irish premier Micheál Martin reiterated the continent’s support for Ukraine. asserted
Martin → open → Ukraine
“The people of Ukraine deserve a just and lasting peace,” he said. asserted
he → deserve → peace
“They deserve to determine their own future. asserted
They → deserve → future
They have shown themselves to be brave and strong beyond measure, and it is long past time for Russia to stop this immoral war.” asserted
Russia → show → war
Commenting on his scheduled meeting with Mr Kushner and Mr Witkoff, President Zelensky told the EPC: “We will talk with them about the results of these negotiations over the past few days and it is very good that Europeans are now part of these talks, not directly yet, and not yet when the Russians are at the table, but Europeans are already involved, and we need to make sure that Europe becomes a regular part of these negotiations. asserted
becomes → comment → negotiations
Read More “From what I have heard from our delegation, the talks were serious, not empty.” asserted
talks → read → delegation
He said a proposed prison-of-war exchange between Russia and Ukraine was important. asserted
exchange → say → Russia
Mr Zelensky then referred to the issue of security guarantees. asserted
Zelensky → refer → guarantees
“And here Europe really needs to pay attention,” he said. asserted
he → need → attention
“When the Americans and Russians talk about this, it’s not just about security guarantees for Ukraine. asserted
it → talk → Ukraine
“In fact, it’s more about some kind of new security framework between Europe and Russia, and we find this approach a bit strange, because for 30 years after the Soviet Union collapsed, Europe treated Russia well, and Europe tried to have as much trade as possible, as much co-operation as possible, and as good relations as possible with Russia. asserted
Europe → ’ → Russia
“Putin’s wars are really about only his attitude toward others, not some kind of permanent confrontation with Europe that was impossible to avoid, but still we hear what we hear today. asserted
we → avoid → what
We are waiting for more details and Europe needs to pay close attention.” asserted
Europe → wait → attention
Earlier, Mr Macron told reporters it was up to Europe to define the future of its own security. asserted
it → tell → security
“It’s important today what we do with Ukraine and to clearly keep supporting them,” he said. asserted
he → ’ → them
“I think it is very important as well to endorse very clear principles and commitments as Europeans in this wider Europe, which is this European Political Community, in order to make sure that we design, ourselves, our own security principles and our own architecture of security. asserted
design → think → security
“I think what’s important is what we do. asserted
we → think → what
Let’s be honest. asserted
’s → let → ?
You have here today in Ireland probably 80% or 90% of the contribution of this coalition of the willing. asserted
You → have → willing
“It’s 100% of the support to Ukraine. asserted
It → ’ → Ukraine
We are those to support Ukraine. asserted
We → support → Ukraine
We are those to help them in this resistance war. asserted
We → help → war
at the end of the day, we will be the ones to define and decide for our future security as Europeans. asserted
we → define → Europeans
I have no doubt about that.” asserted
I → have → that
Around 50 heads of state as well as senior European Union officials are attending the EPC. asserted
heads → attend → EPC
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz were among those arriving at the Convention Centre on Thursday morning amid the biggest security operation in the history of the Irish state. asserted
Carney → arrive → state
UK President Andy Burnham arrived later, flying into Dublin after attending the UN Cop31 climate conference in Turkey. asserted
Burnham → arrive → Turkey
His attendance comes as the UK announced sanctions against all 10 of Russia’s major oil producers. asserted
UK → come → producers
The package includes sanctions on shadow fleet vessels illicitly transporting Russian oil, Russian oil company Slavneft, and Rosneft’s flagship Arctic oil and gas project, LLC Vostok Oil. asserted
package → include → oil
At the summit, the UK Prime Minister is co-chairing a security and defence roundtable, attending a meeting focused on Ukraine and holding a series of bilateral talks. asserted
Minister → co → talks
The EPC is being held in Dublin as part of Ireland’s six-month presidency of the EU Council. asserted
EPC → hold → Council
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