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EU leaders agree to begin accession talks with Ukraine

EU leaders agreed to start accession talks with Ukraine. The headlines also describe ongoing diplomatic efforts concerning Ukraine’s funding, border issues and a peace summit held without Russia.

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Ukraine’s prospective EU membership and continued diplomatic activity have significant implications for European security and the wider Russia-Ukraine conflict.

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