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Dublin EU summit: Ukraine aid, hybrid threats and AI regulation dominate agenda.
European leaders are gathering in Dublin for a decisive summit dominated by Ukraine’s worsening energy crisis, growing fears of hybrid attacks and the future of artificial intelligence.
Lanaka Valery
12 November 2026 · 1 min
Around 50 heads of state and government are attending the European Political Community meeting, including Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte.
Ukraine’s fragile power grid is a major focus, with leaders expected to discuss emergency energy support after repeated Russian strikes on critical infrastructure.
The summit is also taking place amid suspected cyberattacks, sabotage and disinformation campaigns across Europe. Officials suspect many incidents are part of a broader hybrid campaign against countries supporting Ukraine.
On Friday, EU leaders will discuss artificial intelligence, including how Europe can build its own AI capacity while managing risks to security, jobs and democracy.
With war, cyberattacks and AI reshaping Europe’s security landscape, the Dublin summit is being seen as a major test of the continent’s ability to protect itself.
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