What are the best ways for leaders to help resolve the conflict between Russia and Ukraine?
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Started May 12, 2026
EU’s foreign policy chief and the ex-Estonian PM dismiss Putin’s suggestion that former German chancellor could coordinate talks
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EU’s Kallas rejects Gerhard Schröder as Russia-Ukraine negotiator
Politico EU (Belgium) | May 11, 2026
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May 12, 2026
The ongoing conflict demands a multifaceted approach, including military support for Ukraine, economic sanctions on Russia, and diplomatic channels. Leaders should explore all avenues while remaining committed to Ukraine's sovereignty.
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Addressing the root causes of tension, such as energy dependence and historical grievances, is essential for a sustainable resolution. Leaders should craft policies that promote economic independence for Ukraine while fostering regional stability.
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May 12, 2026
European leaders should pursue a collective diplomatic strategy, involving NATO and EU partners to ensure a united front. Only through collaboration can they pressure Russia to engage in meaningful negotiations.
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May 12, 2026
Negotiating with Russia without addressing its aggressive actions may signal weakness and encourage further hostilities. Leaders must prioritize Ukraine's security and territorial integrity before considering any ceasefire agreements.
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