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EU officials warn that any Ukraine peace plan proposed by Trump must not pardon Putin or shield him from accountability for war crimes, preserving hard-line standards.
EU negotiators insist ceasefire terms should not erase Russia's crimes, signaling a clear stance against impunity in any settlement.
Debate focuses on preventing amnesty for wartime actions and resisting Russia's full reintegration into the global economy.
EU officials reiterate that those crimes must be addressed, not erased, underscoring accountability as a prerequisite for peace.
UN and EU-backed findings highlight crimes against humanity and war crimes linked to attacks on Ukrainian civilians.
EU advocates for a new special tribunal for aggression to hold Russian leaders accountable for the invasion.
In Europe, Trump is viewed skeptically for praising Putin, given documented Ukrainian abuses.
Sanctions policy should be tied to verifiable diplomatic progress; EU will decide sanctions removal, not the U.S.
Hungary's resistance to new sanctions reveals broader EU divisions on Russia policy.
Ukrainian investigations and international findings reinforce calls for accountability, with hundreds of thousands of probes cited.

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EU leaders are described as reactive in Ukraine policy, with limited input from the bloc on future endgames.
The piece argues Europe shows a 'psychology of weakness' and a lack of courage to act decisively.
EU reluctance to use frozen Russian assets or alternatives is cited as a funding bottleneck for Kyiv.
The article notes disputes over using frozen Russian assets and mechanism design for aid.
The piece highlights a one-sided trade deal with 15 percent unilateral tariffs that Europe accepted.
Washington’s designation of Europe’s energy transition measures as ‘trade barriers’ adds pressure on Brussels.
The article describes Europe as drifting while facing a growing transatlantic power dynamic over trade and tech.
The piece links Europe’s response to Russian and Chinese actions, noting delayed and disorganized coordination.
The article questions Europe’s overall ability to influence ceasefires and reconstruction in Gaza.
The conclusion calls for greater joint political authority and resources to stand firm against leaders like Trump, Putin, and Xi Jinping.

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EU official urges accountability for Russian crimes in Ukraine to prevent impunity and future aggression.
McGrath warns impunity would be a historic mistake of huge proportions, per Politico reporting.
The EU seeks accountability as part of its broader discussions on Ukraine peace and security.
The remarks were tied to Ukraine conflict and potential future rounds of aggression.
The EU official cited victims’ rights and evidence of Russian aggression in Ukraine.
The report highlights ongoing war-related and geopolitical dynamics in late 2025.
The piece references U.S. and European perspectives shaping Ukraine peace talks.
The report mentions McGrath’s comments were reported via Politico.
The article ties EU accountability stance to broader rights for victims of war.
The coverage frames accountability as central to future European strategy toward Russia.

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Europe's sustainability agenda faces a backlash as political groups push to soften environmental laws.
Trump’s return to the White House is pressuring Brussels to loosen its green rulebook.
China leads the global clean-tech race, adding pressure on European industry.
The summit aims to cover energy, industry and mobility within Europe’s transition.
Live coverage begins at 9 a.m. CET with the full agenda of panels and interviews.
The context centers on Ursula von der Leyen’s second term and Europe’s regulatory direction.
The summit seeks to question whether industry can stay competitive while going green.
The report emphasizes the urgency of Europe’s transition amid global shifts.
The event organizers promise to cover debates on the transition away from fossil fuels.

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Hoekstra says there is no green backlash; the EU’s 2040 goal is an acceleration, not a downgrade.
EU policy shifts aim to pair climate action with competitiveness and independence, Hoekstra says.
Hoekstra downplays petitions against the EU’s carbon border tax as diplomatic chatter.
Many countries publicly oppose the border tax, yet privately acknowledge its effects are manageable, Hoekstra notes.

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