The European Union is facing internal divisions over who should represent the bloc in potential negotiations with Russia, with three competing camps backing different candidates. According to 'Politico', some diplomats favour European Council President António Costa, while others support leadership from France and Germany. A third group backs EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, despite concerns over her hardline position towards Moscow. The debate is expected to feature at the November 13 summit in Dublin, although diplomats do not anticipate a final decision. The disagreement highlights Europe's struggle to establish a unified diplomatic voice ahead of possible talks with Putin.
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