Spanish PM Sánchez Criticizes Ceasefire Amid EU Peace Talks
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- •On April 8, 2026, Pedro Sánchez publicly rejected applauding the ceasefire in the Middle East conflict.
- •Sánchez warned that Lebanon should not become a 'new Gaza,' signaling concern over escalating violence.
- •The European Union is engaged in peace talks involving multiple leaders, including President Macron, Prime Minister Meloni, Chancellor Merz, and others.
- •Sánchez directly criticized former U.S. President Donald Trump for actions he described as 'setting the world on fire' before attempting to intervene.
- •The European Commission and European Council presidents issued a joint statement on April 8, 2026, reflecting EU involvement in the peace process.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the European Union fails to present a unified stance on the ceasefire the EU's influence in Middle East peace efforts could weaken, reducing its ability to mediate and potentially prolonging the conflict, affecting regional stability and EU foreign relations.
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RUTASS (EN)Spanish prime minister warns not to let Lebanon become 'new Gaza'METhe National (UAE)Spanish Prime Minister refuses to applaud ceasefire as EU seizes on talksOFFICIALEuropean Commission - PressStatement by President Macron, Prime Minister Meloni, Chancellor Merz, Prime Minister Starmer, Prime Minister Carney, Prime Minister Frederiksen, Prime Minister Jetten, Prime Minister Sanchez, President of the European Commission von der Leyen, President of the European Council CostaFINANCE