The window for peace in Ukraine is open – but for how long?
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The US president has revealed that conversation revolved around his talks with Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin
Russia and Ukraine accused each other on Wednesday of launching air attacks that sparked fires and damaged infrastructure just hours after their leaders agreed to a limited ceasefire to halt attacks on energy infrastructure. The US announced that fresh talks on a more lasting truce will take place in Saudi Arabia on Sunday.
France’s president opens debate over using country’s atomic arsenal as a deterrent against Russia if US scales back its presence
The White House and The Kremlin have confirmed the two leaders will talk – but it remains to be seen if Moscow will agree to a ceasefire.
At the height of the campaign, Ukraine controlled some 500 square miles of Russian territory. Now it holds just a small sliver of land along the border.
Ukraine’s retreat from most of Russian region deprives it of a bargaining chip in peace talks
Rubio joins other foreign ministers in seeking to ratchet up pressure on Vladimir Putin
The US president has again pleaded with Moscow to spare the lives of Ukrainian soldiers surrounded on Russian soil
Russian president's response to ceasefire proposal may sound like a 'yes' but is closer to 'no'
Foreign ministers met in La Malbaie, Que., this week
Our problems started long before,’ says Ukrainian soldier after seven months in the occupied Russian region
The Russian president wants assurances that Kiev will halt military mobilization, soldier training, and arms deliveries
President Trump's Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff, was in Moscow on Thursday.
Russian forces are battling to eject Ukrainian troops from the border region.
Moscow aims to reach a long-term peaceful resolution of the conflict that takes its interests into account, according to Yury Ushakov
Sudzha, populated by some 5,000, was under Kiev’s control since August 2024
As Ukraine and Russia edge closer to peace talks, neither side seem willing to compromise on the sovereignty of the occupied territories that Russia has seized in east Ukraine. For the Ukrainian nationals who live there, ‘Russification’ has become an inescapable part of daily life.