Taoiseach and Luxembourg premier emphasise co-operation during Dublin visit

The transcript discusses Luxembourg's belief in a two-state solution, emphasizing the need for recognition of both states as part of a broader package including ceasefire and hostages' release. It highlights the unacceptable situation on the ground, the need for a unified European voice, and the importance of recognizing Palestine. The transcript calls for immediate cessation of violence and continuous efforts to create an environment for a ceasefire, addressing the humanitarian catastrophe.

What is Luxembourg's stance on the two-state solution?

• They are neutral on the issue.

• They oppose any form of state recognition.

• They believe in a two-state solution with recognition of both states.

• They support a one-state solution.

Which countries moved together to keep the hope of a two-state solution alive?

• Portugal, Greece, and Cyprus

• Ireland, Norway, and Spain

• France, Germany, and Italy

• Luxembourg, Belgium, and Netherlands

What is the most important thing from a European perspective regarding the situation?

• To speak with one voice for an immediate cessation of violence

• To impose economic sanctions

• To remain silent on the issue

• To increase military presence

What is the main focus of the final section?

• Expanding military alliances

• Building new infrastructure

• Efforts to create an environment for a ceasefire due to humanitarian concerns

• Increasing trade with neighboring countries

What actions have been taken by the country in response to the humanitarian catastrophe?

• They have imposed travel bans.

• They have withdrawn from international discussions.

• They have taken decisions and articulated their position at the European and UN levels.

• They have increased military aid.