Italy's Meloni Proposes Single Negotiator for Russia-Ukraine Talks
Quick Look
- Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni proposed appointing a single negotiator to engage with Russia on Ukraine during the G7 summit.
- She plans to raise the issue again at the upcoming EU summit, suggesting the negotiator should hail from a "medium-sized" European nation.
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Why It Matters
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni proposed appointing a single negotiator to engage with Russia on Ukraine during the G7 summit. She plans to raise the issue again at the upcoming EU summit.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has proposed appointing a single negotiator to engage with Russia on Ukraine, The Guardian reported.
According to the newspaper, Meloni put forward the idea during the G7 summit in the French city of Evian-les-Bains. She said she would raise the issue again at the two-day European Union summit opening in Brussels on June 18.
The Italian prime minister argued that the negotiator should come from a “medium-sized” European country rather than one of the bloc’s largest member states.
Open Questions
- Who would be appointed as the negotiator?
- Which "medium-sized" European country would provide the negotiator?
- What would be the scope of the negotiator's mandate?






