Europe and US agree to review postwar continental security as Ukraine talks begin

The U.S. and EU agreed at talks in Abu Dhabi to review Europe's postwar security architecture once Russia's war in Ukraine ends, opening a diplomatic track alongside the Ukraine negotiations. The agreement commits Washington and Brussels to examine a new continental security structure for the post-conflict period. The move matters because it signals that allied governments are beginning to plan for the war's aftermath even while fighting continues. What to watch next is how the review process is structured and whether it draws in other European capitals and Russia itself.