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European security summit in Dublin

12 Nov to 13 Nov

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Rebecca BlackEvening Standard
Jill LawlessToronto Star
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Dylan RobertsonToronto Star
Jonathan McCambridgeEvening Standard
Steven ChaseThe Globe and Mail
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By Cate McCurryEvening Standard
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Evening Standard12 Nov

Prime Minister Burnham met with Ukrainian President Zelensky and over a dozen other world leaders in Dublin to discuss the resumption of peace talks following negotiations between the US, Russia, and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi. The Prime Minister announced a new sanctions package covering all 10 of Russia's top oil companies while urging the international community to focus on a ceasefire rather than broader European…

PM not ‘reading too much’ into Ukraine peace talks and urges focus on ceasefire →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 EPC is the brainchild of French President Emmanuel Macron and former German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, and was established in 2022 as a forum for countries both inside and outside the 27-nation EU after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine shattered Europe’s sense of security.
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Where to start There can be no progress in reaching Ukraine peace agreement without EU – Martin Evening Standard

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13 Nov Azerbaijan intensifies its European engagement at the EPC SummitPresident 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…Euronews
12 Nov PM not ‘reading too much’ into Ukraine peace talks and urges focus on ceasefirePrime Minister Burnham met with Ukrainian President Zelensky and over a dozen other world leaders in Dublin to discuss the resumption of peace talks following negotiations between the US, Russia, and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi. The Prime Minister announced a new sanctions package covering all 10 of Russia's top oil companies while urging the international community to focus on a ceasefire rather than broader European…Evening Standard
12 Nov Carney wraps meetings on security, trade with European leaders in IrelandPrime 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…CBC
12 Nov There can be no progress in reaching Ukraine peace agreement without EU – MartinTaoiseach Micheál Martin asserted during a political summit in Dublin that the European Union is an indispensable partner in any potential peace negotiations regarding the war in Ukraine. The report covers a series of high-level diplomatic meetings on Thursday where Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met with European leaders and Donald Trump's special envoys, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, who had just…Evening Standard
12 Nov There can be no progress in reaching Ukraine peace agreement without EU – MartinTaoiseach Micheál Martin stated during a political summit in Dublin that the European Union is potentially in a process of negotiations to find a peace agreement for Ukraine. Following a meeting between US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner and Russian President Vladimir Putin, Martin asserted that European input is indispensable for long-term security and financial support. The report highlights Martin’s…Evening Standard
12 Nov PM not ‘reading too much’ into Ukraine peace talks and urges focus on ceasefirePrime Minister Burnham addressed the European Political Community summit in Dublin to advocate for a ceasefire in Ukraine and announce new sanctions on all ten of Russia's major oil producers. While acknowledging the resumption of peace talks between the US, Russia, and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi, Burnham cautioned against overinterpreting the current progress and urged allies to maintain a "ring of steel" around…Evening Standard
12 Nov Regional security dominates European talks in Dublin amid hybrid attacks
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12 Nov PM not ‘reading too much’ into Ukraine peace talks and urges focus on ceasefirePrime Minister Burnham spoke at the European Political Community summit in Dublin to urge international leaders to pressure Vladimir Putin to take peace talks seriously. He emphasized that while negotiations in Abu Dhabi are progress, Britain must focus on a ceasefire and protecting Ukraine’s position rather than being distracted by Russia’s desired security arrangements in Europe. During the summit, Burnham…Evening Standard
12 Nov There can be no progress in reaching Ukraine peace agreement without EU – MartinTaoiseach Micheál Martin stated during a political summit in Dublin that the European Union is potentially in a process of negotiating a peace agreement for Ukraine. Following a meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky at the European Political Community event, Martin argued that the EU's financial and military support is indispensable and that a long-term resolution is impossible without European input. The…Evening Standard
12 Nov PM pledges support for Ukraine in peace talks and pushes for European accessPrime Minister Jeremy Burnham co-chaired a meeting with Ukraine’s president at the European Political Community summit in Ireland on Thursday, discussing the country’s peace negotiations and announcing new sanctions on Russia’s oil producers. Burnham emphasized support for Ukraine and the need for European involvement in the peace talks, which Russia opposes. The meeting was attended by leaders from several…Evening Standard

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12 Nov PM pledges support for Ukraine in peace talks and pushes for European accessPrime Minister Mr. Burnham met with over a dozen leaders in Dublin to advocate for increased pressure on Vladimir Putin and the inclusion of European representation in ongoing peace negotiations following Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine. The Prime Minister announced a new package of sanctions targeting 10 major Russian oil producers, including shadow fleet vessels, the company Slavneft, and Rosneft's LLC Vostok…Evening Standard
12 Nov European security should be decided with Europeans, around 40 countries expected to sayEuropean 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…The Straits Times
12 Nov Ukraine dominates Dublin summit amid warnings over Europe’s security frameworkPresident 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…Evening Standard
12 Nov Carney to meet European leaders in Ireland before heading to AsiaPrime 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…Global News
12 Nov Carney sees Ottawa’s growing ties with EU leading to more partnerships with Canada’s auto sectorPrime 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…The Globe and Mail
12 Nov Taoiseach: European connectivity the theme of Ireland’s largest political summitIreland's Taoiseach Micheál Martin hosted a political summit at Dublin’s Convention Centre with leaders from Canada, France, Germany, among others. The event, during Ireland’s EU Council presidency, focuses on enhancing European connectivity in areas like technology, energy, and security amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Martin emphasized Europe's unity against Russian aggression and the importance of addressing…Evening Standard
12 Nov Carney in Ireland for meetings with European leaders, ahead of Asia summitsMark 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.Toronto Star
12 Nov What to know as European leaders meet in Dublin to discuss Ukraine's security, and their ownEuropean leaders from more than 40 countries are convening in Dublin to discuss security amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict and recent U.S.-backed peace talks. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte are among those attending. The summit of the European Political Community aims to advance continental stability but faces criticism as a…Toronto Star
12 Nov Fifty heads of state gather in Dublin for major European summitIreland hosts a major European summit in Dublin as part of its six-month presidency of the EU Council. Fifty heads of state are expected to attend, focusing on issues like Ukraine’s security, further sanctions against Russia, and hybrid threats to European stability. The theme of the summit is "Europe – strong, secure and connected," with discussions centered around economic resilience amidst geopolitical…Evening Standard

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