A look at where Russia has gained momentum on the battlefield, but how it could struggle to sustain it.

The U.S. and Ukraine are back-and-forthing on a deal to exploit Kyiv’s rare earths in return for Washington’s support.

American officials are looking over the revised draft as the deal is seen as Kyiv’s push to win the backing of Donald Trump ...

As Washington seeks to resolve the war in Ukraine with peace negotiations, these maps show what each side in the conflict is ...

By Tom Balmforth, Jonathan Landay and Yuliia Dysa KYIV/MUNICH (Reuters) - Talks between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and U.S. Vice President JD Vance ended in Munich on Friday without an ...

It comes after US President Donald Trump spoke to both the Ukrainian and Russian leaders, and suggested negotiations to end ...

Ukraine rare earth deal would be a positive development but the country needs to adopt a long-term economic vision.

Brazil has emerged as the main exporter, capturing 90% of global trade growth, with Thailand, China, Ukraine, and Russia also ...

Ukraine’s steel industry — one of its most critical sectors — just can’t seem to catch a break as of late. First a critical ...

Ukraine’s future depends on more than the battlefield. Its vast mineral wealth, geopolitical alliances, and economic strategy ...