Ukraine-Russia war latest: White House hits back at Zelensky after ‘difficult’ peace talks end in two hours - President says ...

They continue to send delegations to talks mediated by U.S. officials who applaud their constructive attitude and report back to Trump, who seeks a peace deal in Ukraine as his greatest diplomatic ...

The commander of the US military – and Nato forces – in Europe, Gen Alexus Grynkewich, and secretary of the US army Dan ...

Since President Trump took office more than a year ago, the Kremlin has dangled possible investments in front of the famously transactional leader. The message is starting to resonate with investors.

The European Union says it still sees no real indication that Russia is ready to end the war in Ukraine, despite five days of ...

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt defends President Donald Trump’s Ukraine policy after Zelensky questions fairness, citing ongoing peace talks and warning against assumptions about future ...

IRAN FORTIFYING SITES: Over the past few weeks, Iran has been furiously trying to reinforce and conceal new nuclear sites it has been building since June’s U.S. B-2 strikes inflicted serious damage on ...

The talks, the latest round of which took place in Geneva this week, are "negotiation theater," one European intelligence chief said.

Ukrainian president suggested Geneva talks with Russia produced limited progress, accusing Moscow of stalling peace negotiations through historical arguments.

As Russia‑Ukraine peace talks grind on in Geneva with little political progress, Volodymyr Zelensky is gambling on one last card: a face‑to‑face meeting with Vladimir Putin. In an interview, Zelensky ...

“Nuts!” was the now-famous response delivered at Bastogne in December 1944, by the acting 101st Airborne Division Commander, Brig. Gen. Anthony McAuliffe. “Nuts!” was his answer to an ultimatum from ...

While President Zelensky’s remarks suggested movement, Stefan Korshak explains that major disagreements over territory remain, and meaningful agreements are still far off.