World leaders will gather at the Munich Security Conference to discuss global issues, including Ukraine’s conflict, with strong U.S. representation amid evolving foreign policy under President Trump.
LONDON — This weekend, the Munich Security Conference in Germany will host numerous world leaders, addressing critical issues including conflicts in Ukraine, the Middle East, and Sudan. The event marks the first major summit for the new U.S. administration under President Trump, amid shifts in foreign policy priorities.
A U.S. delegation, which includes Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, aims to present American perspectives alongside other global viewpoints. Conference chairman Christoph Heusgen emphasized the importance of dialogue on these pressing topics.
Amid Ukraine’s ongoing war, President Zelenskyy hopes for strengthened U.S. relations. While some Ukrainians remain optimistic, others are skeptical. The conference will also see a significant Chinese presence, reflecting a trend towards a multipolar international order, supported by China.
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