European leaders sought to put some meat on the bones of pledges to boost ties with Africa on Tuesday as an Angola summit with their African counterparts entered its final stage.

Migration, trade, and cooperation on global issues are on the agenda of the second day of EU-African Union talks in Luanda, which were partially overshadowed by a European scramble Monday to better the terms of a US plan to end the Ukraine war.

"Europe and Africa are pushing for a stronger multilateral order, one that protects the United Nations Charter, reinforces the rules-based approach, and brings stability and predictability to a world that urgently needs both," European Council President Antonio Costa wrote on X.

Marking 25 years of EU-African Union relations, the summit came on the heels of a G20 meeting

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