European Union
The European Union is an international organization and political union of 27 member states, established by the Maastricht Treaty. It represents the shared interests of its member states in areas such as the economy, security, justice and foreign policy. Its institutions are based in Brussels, with key decisions taken by the European Commission and the European Council.
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Ukraine, US and Russia hold trilateral Abu Dhabi talks on war, security guarantees and prisoner swap
Ukraine, the United States and Russia held two rounds of trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi on 10–11 November 2026, resuming direct negotiations after a nine-month pause. The parties discussed ending the war, security guarantees, a possible exchange of 1,000–1,500 prisoners, and a postwar European security framework. Territorial demands remain unresolved, while Ukraine and European countries insisted on direct involvement in any agreement.