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EU leaders talk energy crisis and budget — live updates

Politico EU Wednesday 14 October 2026, 17:40 UTC By POLITICO 1 min read
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The EU’s leaders are back in Brussels for a summit that will touch on many big-ticket issues. including the long-term budget, energy, continued support for Ukraine, hybrid attacks in Europe linked to Russia, and migration. Scroll down for updates from our reporters at the summit and from around Europe.

The EU’s leaders are back in Brussels for a summit that will touch on many big-ticket issues. including the long-term budget, energy, continued support for Ukraine, hybrid attacks in Europe linked to Russia, and migration.

Scroll down for updates from our reporters at the summit and from around Europe.

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