Europe’s Russia strategy enters a new phase — what’s changing | DW News
As US support for Ukraine weakens, Europe is being pushed into a new role . Not just funding Kyiv, but shaping any future negotiations with Russia. EU foreign ministers are now debating what Europe’s demands should be, whether talks with Moscow are even possible, and how far Europe is prepared to go. We speak to Nathalie Tocci and to DW correspondent Rosie Birchard about strategic autonomy, diplomatic leverage, and whether Europe is finally finding its nerve.
Chapters:
00:00 Europe debates its role in Ukraine peace talks
00:36 Kallas: Ukraine and Russia must negotiate directly
01:14 Expert interview: Nathalie Tocci (Istituto Affari Internazionali)
01:52 EU faces waning US support for Ukraine
03:19 What role should Europe play in peace talks?
05:04 Ukraine increasingly on its own
05:36 Who could mediate the Russia–Ukraine conflict?
05:59 Kallas warns of Russian ‘trap’ in peace talks
08:03 Balancing pressure and dialogue with Moscow
08:49 Rethinking Europe’s strategy: defense, economy, diplomacy
11:08 DW’s Rosie Birchard reports from Cyprus
11:24 What EU foreign ministers agree on
12:42 Ukraine calls for stronger EU diplomacy
13:10 Russia proposes Schröder as mediator
14:15 More acceptable mediation options for the EU
16:03 Europe’s red lines in negotiations
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