Meloni urges ‘disorganized’ EU to speak with one voice on Ukraine
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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni criticized the European Union’s engagement in Ukraine peace talks as “disorganized” and “all over the place,” urging member states to coordinate their positions and speak with a single voice. Her remarks add to pressure on Brussels to sharpen a unified diplomatic stance as multiple peace initiatives compete for influence. The intervention matters because fractured messaging from EU capitals can weaken the bloc’s leverage with Kyiv, Moscow and Washington. Watch whether EU leaders translate Meloni’s call into a formal common position at upcoming summits and how that affects Europe’s role in any negotiated settlement.
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Giorgia Meloni, European Union, Ukraine