Germany's Scholz urges Putin in phone call to open talks with Ukraine
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz urged Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday in their first phone call in nearly two years to pull his forces out of Ukraine and begin talks with Kyiv that would open the way for a "just and lasting peace".
Senator Ben Cardin (D), the chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, discusses the war in Ukraine, Trump's ...
On the last day of January, a woman took her son to see paediatrician Nadezhda Buyanova at Polyclinic No. 140 in northwest ...
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The residents of Kyiv have not slept properly in more than two months. Most nights there are Russian drones, and sirens sound ...
Russia sees the Baltic as a "significant priority," the head of NATO's forces in the region, Lieutenant General ...
Austria's OMV has been informed by Gazprom that the Russian gas producer would reduce its deliveries of natural gas from to ...
Kyiv’s military say they have full control of Kupiansk, but admit Russian forces did briefly breach its outskirts ...
Ukraine has many reasons to be concerned about a second Trump presidency. Trump has not said how he would end the war, or ...
Kyiv has rejected a report that suggested that it could develop a nuclear bomb quickly, using plutonium from spent nuclear ...
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