European Political Community Summit: Struggles, Relevance, and Future
The European Political Community (EPC) summit, held in the UK, brings together leaders from 47 European countries to discuss urgent issues such as the Ukraine crisis, illegal migration, and security. However, the relevance and feasibility of the EPC format have been increasingly questioned, with concerns over its existence and lack of concrete results.
The UK government, led by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, aims to renew its relationship with Europe and improve cooperation in areas such as border security and defense. The summit also addresses the post-western world, with discussions on China, India, Turkey, and Brazil's ties with Russia.
Turkey's President and the European Commission President are absent from the summit, raising questions about future participation. As the EPC struggles to stay relevant, diplomats suggest reducing the frequency of meetings.
The next EPC summit is scheduled to be held in Budapest, but participation may be uncertain due to current political tensions.
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