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Europe, Ukraine and peace plan

European Union vows to keep supporting Ukraine with cash, weapons as peace talks continue

European Council President Antonio Costa pledged on Monday (November 24, 2025) that the European Union will keep on supporting Ukraine, as he hailed “new momentum” in peace negotiations to end the war...

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European leaders hope to strengthen peace plan in Ukraine's favor ahead of U.S. talks

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European leaders pushback Trump's peace plan, call it a draft only

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Zelenskyy wants 'guaranteed security' for Ukraine as world leaders gather

Ukrainian, American and European officials gathered in Geneva on Nov. 23 to discuss a draft plan presented by Washington to end the war in Ukraine, after Kyiv and its allies voiced alarm over what the...

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Ukraine's allies push back on a US peace plan seen as favoring Moscow

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White House Hails Progress in Talks With Ukraine to End War With Russia

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European leaders say US peace plan for Ukraine needs work

Earlier this month, President Donald Trump quietly pardoned 77 people across the country who participated in the fake electors scheme of 2020.

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This is Europe’s counter-proposal for peace in Ukraine – with several key changes to Trump’s plan

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Russia Stuck to Its Demands on Ukraine. Many Are Now in Trump’s Peace Plan.

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7th African Union-European Union Summit: The Africa24 Group offers you exclusive coverage

From November 24 to 25, 2025, the AFRICA24 Group ( https://Africa24TV.com) will provide exceptional coverage of the 7th African Union-European Union Summit. This multilateral summit will be co-chaired by the President of Angola, João Lourenço, and the President of the European Council, António Costa.

The European Union and its role in the Gaza peace process: strategies and challenges

The European Union is trying to assert its influence in the Gaza peace process, but has faced criticism for its effectiveness.

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Ukraine Says Heavy Lifting on US Peace Proposal Lies Ahead

Ukraine signaled that key sticking points remained in peace talks with the US after senior officials hailed progress in winning more favorable terms for Kyiv from a proposal backed by Donald Trump.