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European leaders met in Dublin for a summit on security and Ukraine.
Leaders met in Dublin on November 12 for a European Political Community summit focused on European security. They discussed Ukraine and Europe’s role in U.S.-brokered efforts to negotiate an end to Russia’s war.
What the reports agree on
- The European Political Community summit took place in Dublin on November 12, 2026. France24, Al Jazeera
- The summit focused on European security. France24, Al Jazeera
- Participants discussed Ukraine and European involvement in U.S.-brokered talks to end Russia’s war. France24, Al Jazeera
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky attended or arrived in Dublin for the summit. France24, Newsweek
Where reports differ
- One France24 report says more than 50 European countries and institutions attended, while Al Jazeera says leaders from more than 40 European countries met. France24
Reported by one outlet
- Ireland said it was carrying out the largest security operation in its history for the gathering. France24
- More than 3,700 Italian schools received hoax bomb warnings on Thursday, after similar alerts at 6,300 schools the previous day. Al Jazeera
- U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff said Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to let European representatives join the next round of Ukraine discussions. Al Jazeera
- Forty-eight leaders were invited to the European Political Community meeting. Newsweek
The original reports
- Al Jazeera Regional security dominates European talks in Dublin amid hybrid attacks
- France24 European security and Ukraine talks top agenda at Dublin summit
- France24 European leaders gather in Dublin to discuss Ukraine's security, and their own
- Newsweek Europe’s Leaders Gather After Weeks of Bomb Threats, Cyberattacks
- France24 European leaders gather in Dublin under the shadow of hybrid threats