The Danish Prime Minister does not want to represent Europe in negotiations about Ukraine. Which names remain in play?

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen stated she does not wish to be the European negotiator in peace talks between Ukraine and Russia. Discussions about a European representative will take place at the EU summit in Dublin. The timeline for Europe's involvement remains uncertain due to Russian objections. Frederiksen emphasized that European institutions should play a central role in these negotiations. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed the need for European representation in peace talks, acknowledging differing opinions among EU countries. Several European leaders are being considered for the chief negotiator role, but President Pavel of the Czech Republic has stated he does not aspire to this position. Meanwhile, representatives from Ukraine, Russia, and the U.S. are discussing the war in Abu Dhabi, with European representatives present but not directly involved in the talks.