EU leaders convene in Brussels to discuss Georgia, Ukraine, broader foreign policy

European Union leaders are meeting on Thursday in Brussels to address a range of pressing issues, including developments in Georgia, Ukraine, and Moldova, the EU announced.

“Taking into account specific developments, EU leaders may discuss specific foreign policy issues, including developments in Georgia and Moldova,” the EU statement noted.

The summit agenda also includes discussions on the Middle East, migration, and other critical foreign policy matters. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who has already arrived in Brussels, is expected to participate in the meeting.