A rare display of unity has emerged among a traditionally fractious political group as concerns over escalating tensions in the Middle East, trade disputes, and tightening U.S. economic measures dominate discussions. The bloc, known for internal divisions, appears to have set aside differences to address shared fears about regional instability and the potential fallout from tariffs and sanctions. Analysts suggest the shift reflects growing alarm over how these issues could disrupt global markets and alliances. The consensus signals a possible shift in strategy, though its long-term impact remains unclear.
Historically unruly bloc finds easy consensus amid worries over Gulf war, tariffs and US sanctions
