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Before EU summit: closing of ranks with question marks

What is US President Biden planning? At a marathon summit in Brussels, he could impose new sanctions against Russia – but also announce an energy partnership with the EU. Commission head von der Leyen hopes for liquefied gas made in the USA.
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Eric Bonse
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A broad consensus and a big unknown: that’s how EU diplomats describe the situation ahead of an unusual marathon summit in Brussels, dominated by Russia’s war of aggression in Ukraine. There is broad consensus that the EU, like NATO and the G7, remains fully behind Ukraine. After the attack, everything must be done to help the country and defeat Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin, Council President Charles Michel told CNN.

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