US leader Donald Trump earlier said he had ordered the Pentagon to resume nuclear arms trials
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US president says Vladimir Putin should focus on ending war with Ukraine rather than testing missiles
Tensions have begun to rumble again between superpowers as Russia aggressively responds to threats from the US that could severely dent its economy.
He said the economic impact would be "tremendous" as he met with NATO's Rutte.
The US President said he felt the meeting with his Russian counterpart would not produce the desired results
The new restrictions target two major oil companies, Rosneft and Lukoil, and its subsidiaries
The leaders' cancelled summit is just the latest twist in Trump's efforts to broker an end to the war, writes Anthony Zurcher.
US President Donald Trump said Tuesday his planned meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin was on hold, calling it potentially a “waste of time.” The decision to delay the Budapest talks, announced last week, followed a Monday call between Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
The Ukrainian leader left Washington without promises on Tomahawk missiles, the outlet’s sources say
US President Donald Trump said Friday it was likely too soon to send Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, suggesting the war with Russia could end without them, as he met President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House a day after agreeing to a new summit with Vladimir Putin.
U.S. president meets Zelenskyy, while floating possibility of supplying Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine
The president did not announce a date for the meeting in Budapest, which he said will be preceded by talks between senior advisers.
The European Commission on Thursday unveiled a roadmap proposing four major defence projects, including a counter-drone system and measures to strengthen the EU’s eastern border, as part of plans to boost Europe’s military readiness by 2030 amid growing fears of Russian aggression.
From mysterious drones over Copenhagen to saboteurs in Warsaw, Europe faces a new kind of warfare that has already crossed 10 borders.
As the host of the next World Cup, Trump sees the ball at his feet in thorny foreign policy situations involving Israel, Russia, Iran and Brazil.
Donald Trump stunned the world after declaring Ukraine was “in a position to fight and win back all” of its ground. Now, Russia is preparing a “big push” in response.
While Ukrainian officials say a massive influx of arms and technology is key to a major offensive to retake territory, analysts do not see that coming.