Putin Says Ukraine Won't Be Shut Out but US-Russia Trust Key to Peace Deal
MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that Ukraine would not be excluded from negotiations to end the war, but success would depend on raising the level of trust between Moscow and Washington.
No one should be under any illusion that in reopening diplomatic relations with Russia, the Trump administration is seeking peace in Europe, much less the world. Rather, he is seeking a redeployment ...
U.S. security ally Australia, which has provided A$1.5 billion in support to Ukraine in its war with Russia, said on Thursday ...
BEIJING: China's foreign minister has told his G20 counterparts that a "window for peace" is opening for the Ukraine crisis, ...
Kyiv signing the Istanbul communique may have quickly stopped the war and the killing. But the Kremlin has repeatedly shown ...
China came out in support of U.S. President Donald Trump's bid to strike a deal with Russia to end the war in Ukraine, at a G20 meeting in South Africa on Thursday, while U.S. allies rallied around ...
While not legally binding, UN General Assembly resolutions carry political weight, reflecting global sentiment on the war.
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Ukraine’s mineral riches have always had strategic importance in the Russia-Ukraine war — first, to Russia, and now to the ...
Tens of thousands of German people gather to oppose the continuous shipment of weapons to Ukraine and to protest against the ...
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