
Europe Signals Readiness for Direct Talks with Russia on Ukraine War and Future Security
European nations are signaling readiness for direct negotiations with Russia to end the Ukraine war and shape the future of continental security. Finland's President and Norway's Prime Minister have held phone calls with Russia's President to discuss advancing peace processes. The European Commission also mentioned the possibility of multilateral talks involving the EU, Ukraine, the US, and Russia.
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