European leaders meet to address concerns over Trump victory and Germany's political crisis

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Around 50 European leaders, including Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, met on November 7 to discuss trans-Atlantic relations. They focused on concerns about a potential second Trump administration and political instability in Germany. Leaders worry that Trump's promises, including a quick end to the Ukraine war, could favor Russia and undermine support for Ukraine. NATO allies aim to encourage Trump to negotiate from a position that protects both Ukraine and U.S. interests. Germany's political crisis, following the firing of its finance minister, raises concerns about upcoming elections and the rise of far-right politics. This situation complicates Europe's ability to address ongoing challenges.


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