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Europe Eyes Moscow Talks
European capitals are moving toward resuming dialogue with Moscow, as reflected in the October 27, 2026, phone call between Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre and Vladimir Putin. But the move does not signal a unified European position or a retreat from support for Ukraine. The article warns that uncoordinated outreach could weaken Europe’s influence. Disagreements over territory, sanctions and security guarantees remain wide, and Moscow has shown no willingness to abandon its core demands. For dialogue to succeed, Europe must coordinate with Kyiv and Washington, keep Ukraine as a key partner, and tie any ceasefire to guarantees that can be put into practice. The aim should be a lasting settlement that safeguards Ukraine’s sovereignty and Europe’s security—not a fragile agreement.
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