Ukrainian President Zelenskyy rejects U.S. calls to cede territory to Russia, insisting on Ukraine's sovereignty. As he seeks European support, tensions rise over the ongoing conflict and peace negotiations.
Ukrainian President Zelensky is under increasing pressure from the U.S. to make significant territorial concessions in a peace plan pushed by President Trump. As he meets with Europe's leaders, tensions rise over the terms proposed and the future of Ukraine's sovereignty.
Ukrainian President Zelensky meets European allies amid US pressure for a swift peace deal with Russia. The stakes are high as they grapple with territorial issues and security guarantees.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy arrives in London to secure support from European allies as tensions with Russia escalate. With U.S. commitments wavering, can Europe forge a peace deal?
Tensions escalate as Trump criticizes Zelenskyy for not reviewing U.S. peace proposals. With ongoing negotiations in Miami, the future of Ukraine hangs in the balance as leaders meet in London.
The Kremlin has endorsed Trump's national security strategy, seeing it as a shift towards their vision. As peace talks over Ukraine progress, Zelenskyy seeks European support while navigating complex US-Russia dynamics.
Russia has reacted positively to Trump's new National Security Strategy, calling it consistent with their vision. The document raises concerns about Europe's future and prioritizes a shift in US foreign policy.
In a significant call, Ukraine's President Zelensky discussed potential peace strategies with Trump's envoy and Jared Kushner, amidst continued Russian bombardments. With European leaders rallying for a ceasefire, can a resolution be achieved?
On December 4, the Trump administration unveiled a new National Security Strategy, pivoting focus to the Western Hemisphere while criticizing U.S. allies in Europe and downplaying threats from Russia and China. Experts dissect the implications of this controversial shift.
In a sweeping new strategy, Trump aims to redefine U.S. global dominance, reviving the Monroe Doctrine and warning Europe of 'civilizational erasure.' What does this mean for international relations?