US unveils five goals for new European security architecture

The United States is developing five goals for a new European security architecture with partners, according to White House special envoy Jared Kushner on November 6. The initiative aims to establish conditions for lasting peace on the continent. Kushner said President Donald Trump discussed the need for a broader security framework with European leaders. Work in Brussels this week involved Ukraine, NATO, and European partners to create practical mechanisms addressing security concerns and reducing conflict risks. The five goals include permanent security consultations, reliable crisis communications, greater military transparency, mutual de-escalation measures, and a sustainable framework for long-term stability. NATO remains central to collective defense, and Russia will be engaged within the peace process.