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Germany calls for a European role in Ukraine talks ahead of Paris G7 meeting
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German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said on November 9 that European countries must be involved in efforts to end Russia’s war against Ukraine. Before leaving for the G7 foreign ministers’ meeting in Paris, he said Germany would work with France and the United Kingdom to present European positions. On Iran, he called for substantive negotiations and urged against renewed military escalation. [evidence-1]
Wadephul said Germany wanted to restore the existing European security framework. He pointed to the Helsinki Final Act, the Charter of Paris and the Budapest Memorandum, citing their principles on borders and the sovereign equality of states. His statement sets out Germany’s position going into the talks. [evidence-1]
France’s foreign ministry scheduled the meeting for November 9 and 10. Its agenda includes financial and energy support for Ukraine, efforts to stabilise the Middle East and secure energy supplies, and discussions on humanitarian deliveries and AI safety. [evidence-2]
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