Prashant Shukla

  European leaders’ summit at Lancaster House, London London, 2 March 2025  — In a resolute display of unity and commitment, European leaders convened in London today for a high-stakes summit focused on bolstering Ukraine's defence capabilities and advancing the pursuit of a peaceful resolution to the ongoing conflict. The summit culminated in significant pledges, underscoring Europe's steadfast support for Ukraine's sovereignty and security. UK Announces Landmark £1.6 Billion Defence Package . At the heart of the summit's outcomes was British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's announcement of a £1.6 billion export finance deal to equip Ukraine with over 5,000 state-of-the-art air defence missiles. This ambitious initiative is intended to fortify Ukraine's air defence infrastructure, safeguarding critical facilities from ongoing aggression. The deal is also set to stimulate job creation within the UK, with the missiles' production based in Belfast. "Europe f...

  Leaders from the European Union, and NATO in London to support Ukraine In the wake of growing tensions between Ukraine and its Western allies, Europe stands at a pivotal crossroads. The astonishing diplomatic fallout between Kyiv and Washington, sparked by United States President Donald Trump's shifting stance on Ukraine, has sent shockwaves through global politics and raised urgent questions about the future of transatlantic security. On Sunday, March 2nd, 2025, more than a dozen European leaders will gather in London for emergency crisis talks to reinforce security cooperation and reaffirm their support for Ukraine. This extraordinary summit reflects mounting fears that under President Trump's administration, the United States may fall short of providing Kyiv with the backing it desperately needs as negotiations with Russia take a controversial turn. As concerns grow over America's evolving position, Europe's leaders face a historic opportunity and responsibility to...