5 things to watch at the Dublin EU leaders’ summit

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DUBLIN— It’s becoming a familiar pattern at European Council summits: EU leaders are summoned to discuss one big strategic issue, only for another political crisis to steal the show. Friday’s gathering in Dublin appears unlikely to break that trend. While EU leaders are ostensibly meeting for their first dedicated discussion on artificial intelligence, the agenda is already crowded with more immediate fights over Ukraine, the ongoing splits over the bloc’s next budget, and who will take the helm at the European Central Bank. Formal talks begin at 9:45 a.m. followed by lunch around 1 p.m. and a press conference provisionally scheduled for 4:15 p.m. Here are the five issues that really matter — and what to watch for.