Ukraine: Where the war stands three years after Russia’s full-scale invasion
Three years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, tens of thousands of people have died and hundreds of thousands more have been injured. Now U.S. President Donald Trump thinks he can broker peace by negotiating directly with Russia’s president Vladimir Putin.
A draft of the document, obtained by The New York Times, contained only vague references to protecting Ukraine. It says ...
Tetiana Hranchak lived in Ukraine when Russia first invaded. Now Hranchak is a visiting assistant professor at the Maxwell ...
Macron used his extensive repertoire of compliments, tactile body language and handshakes that never seemed to end on “Dear ...
A copy of the agreement obtained by The New York Times says that the United States “supports Ukraine’s effort to obtain ...
In a setback for the Trump administration the assembly approved a European-backed Ukrainian resolution, which demands an ...
Ukraine continues to target Russia's energy facilities after striking a port on the coast of the Black Sea in a drone strike overnight.
President Donald Trump’s proposed military aid bill for Ukraine has sparked controversy by introducing strict financial and resource-based conditions for continued U.S. support. Under the proposed ...
When Trump held a lengthy phone call with Putin last week, it was taken as a signal in Kyiv and other European capitals that ...
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