NATO–Russia relations

French president says Europe must prepare for a future without guaranteed US support, warning Russian threat could extend beyond Ukraine

The US freezing military assistance to Kiev would be a great contribution to peace, Russian spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said

European leaders lined up to support Zelenskyy in an effective rebuke to Trump. “Today it became clear that the free world needs a new leader,” the EU's foreign minister said.

The Hungarian PM has said that instead of being admitted into NATO, Kiev will remain a partition between the bloc and Russia

Spokesman Dmitry Peskov has welcomed the US administration’s desire to reach peace in Ukraine

Putin wants a sit-down with Trump as equals in which they divide the world into spheres of influence.

Russia has reacted angrily to a new American missile base in Poland and issued a not-so-subtle threat.

London has reportedly joined Washington in approving long-range missile strikes

The deployment of Kim Jong-un’s troops has added fuel to the growing fire in recent weeks. Now there are claims Vladimir Putin has put them to use.

The French daily originally reported that France and the UK had given permission for their missiles to be used for strikes deep inside Russia

Russians see Donald Trump’s win as a victory for conservative, isolationist forces in the world against a liberal, Western-dominated global order.

The Republican has acknowledged that the US needs to focus on its own problems, Maria Zakharova has said

The far-reaching document ranges from defense and maritime cooperation to nuclear disarmament

One of the world’s leading experts has claimed we are lurching towards a devastating conflict that will make your blood run cold.

Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin claimed this week that thousands of Pyongyang’s troops had arrived on Russian soil

Secretary of State Antony Blinken has decried President Vladimir Putin’s comments on theUkriane issue as “irresponsible”

Kyiv is pushing Washington and London to lift a restriction on firing long-range weapons, sparking an alarming warning from Putin.

Moscow’s envoy to the UN has made the Kremlin’s red line clear