BERLIN/BRUSSELS (Reuters) -Europe must "grow up" and step up its support for Ukraine after comments by U.S. President Donald ...
As Russia continue to sow fear across the world, Vladimir Putin has been told by one of his leading counsellors Sergei Karaganov that going nuclear may be the only option ...
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'Putin was lying to Trump': Zelenskyy reacts to US president's 'U-turn' on Russia war - watch
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed surprise at Donald Trump's changed stance on the Russia war, noting ...
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Russian aircraft invaded two NATO members in two weeks. What are we going to do about it?
Recent Russian incursions into Estonian and Polish airspace highlight need for coordinated Western response and increased military support for Eastern Europe.
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Russia says no choice but war after Trump U-turn on Ukraine
Tuesday had seen Trump throw his weight behind Ukraine after a meeting with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, posting on social media that the ...
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Putin wants to show US ‘can’t project power in Eastern Europe’: Dan Hoffman
Former CIA Station Chief Dan Hoffman warns that America and its allies face rising threats abroad, from instability in Gaza ...
Russia has issued a further irritated rebuttal to Donald Trump's remarks at the UN General Assembly on Tuesday that Ukraine ...
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he believed Ukraine could win back all territory lost to Russia, a dramatic shift ...
During his fiery address to the United Nations General Assembly, Trump urged European allies to follow his lead on border ...
The US president criticised Putin after the Danish prime minister considered the possibility of Russian involvement in recent drone activity at Copenhagen airport ...
While Moscow has imposed export banks on Russian gasoline for the majority of the year, its diesel sales have remained ...
"We do consider President Trump as the only hope for peace in Ukraine," Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto told Newsweek.
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