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    Germany's Merz to suggest Geneva as venue for Ukraine-Russia ceasefire talks

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    Posted on September 2, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Chancellor Merz proposes Geneva for Ukraine-Russia ceasefire talks, with a meeting of 30 countries to discuss post-war guarantees and security support.

    Table of Contents

    • Proposed Venue for Ceasefire Discussions
    • Merz's Statement on Geneva
    • Coalition of the Willing
    • Upcoming Meeting in France

    Chancellor Merz Proposes Geneva for Ukraine-Russia Ceasefire Talks

    Proposed Venue for Ceasefire Discussions

    BERLIN (Reuters) -German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said on Tuesday that he would suggest Geneva as a venue for Ukraine-Russia ceasefire talks at a Thursday meeting of some 30 countries to discuss post-war guarantees for Ukraine.

    Merz's Statement on Geneva

    "Geneva would be a suitable venue for a ceasefire agreement," Merz said at a news conference alongside Swiss President Karin Keller-Sutter.

    Coalition of the Willing

    "The day after tomorrow, I will once again propose to the so-called 'coalition of the willing' that an invitation (to Geneva) be extended," he said.

    Upcoming Meeting in France

    The "coalition of the willing" put together by France and Britain has held talks for months to try to define plans for what countries could contribute militarily for Ukraine to deter Russia from attacking it again once there is a final truce.

    France will host a mostly virtual meeting on Thursday to discuss the latest efforts to provide Ukraine with security support once there is a peace agreement and to denounce what Ukraine's allies see as Moscow's unwillingness to negotiate.

    (Reporting by Andreas RinkeWriting by Friederike HeineEditing by Madeline Chambers and Peter Graff)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Chancellor Merz suggests Geneva for Ukraine-Russia talks.
    • •A meeting of 30 countries will discuss post-war guarantees.
    • •The 'coalition of the willing' is involved in the discussions.
    • •France to host a virtual meeting on security support for Ukraine.
    • •Merz emphasizes Geneva's suitability for ceasefire agreements.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Germany's Merz to suggest Geneva as venue for Ukraine-Russia ceasefire talks

    1What did Chancellor Merz propose regarding ceasefire talks?

    Chancellor Friedrich Merz proposed Geneva as a suitable venue for Ukraine-Russia ceasefire talks during a news conference.

    2Who is involved in the coalition discussing military support for Ukraine?

    The coalition, referred to as the 'coalition of the willing,' was put together by France and Britain to discuss military contributions for Ukraine.

    3What is the purpose of the upcoming meeting mentioned in the article?

    The upcoming meeting aims to discuss security support for Ukraine once a peace agreement is reached and to address concerns about Russia's actions.

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