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Putin at the G20: EU forgoes boycott

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The EU is not planning a boycott of the G20 summit in December - even though Putin is invited. Brussels wants a say on Ukraine and is opting for dialogue over refusal.

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Putin is welcome to come - and the EU is staying at the table anyway. Russia's President Vladimir Putin has been invited to the G20 summit in December, but the European Union is not planning a boycott.

The USA has invited the Russian president to the summit. This made the question of a European boycott unavoidable - and Brussels answered it quickly: No.

The reasoning follows a clear logic. Those not seated at the table cannot have a say - especially not on the issue of Ukraine.

Why no boycott?

The EU is opting for dialogue instead of refusal. Anyone absent from the G20 summit cannot contribute a position on the major questions surrounding the Ukraine war. Brussels wants to help shape events - not watch from the sidelines.

Putin's invitation from the USA

The invitation to the Kremlin chief comes directly from Washington as the host country. The USA has thereby set the framework for the December summit - the EU responds with presence instead of protest.

What remains of the Ukraine war

The conflict in Ukraine remains at the center. The EU makes clear: Those who want a say in this matter must remain seated at the negotiating table - even if the Russian president takes a seat there.

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