Averting a nuclear arms race with successful talks among the US, Russia and China is something that US President Donald Trump might just pull off, says Andreas Kluth for Bloomberg Opinion.
Europe’s top defense leaders vowed ongoing support for Ukraine in case of a ceasefire deal with Russia, but stopped short of ...
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No, a ceasefire is not a ‘bad deal’ for RussiaIt should not, because unless key things are agreed and/or excluded, there will be a grave risk that the ceasefire will collapse and the war will resume. These issues will now be discussed in the next ...
Europe’s panicked response to the shift in Washington’s priorities raises a number of intriguing questions, not least why its ...
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The supply of American weapons to Ukraine will continue through the international transport hub at Rzeszow-Jasienka airport ...
Two major American media outlets, The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg, which have long since switched from journalism to propaganda, publish expert opinions on yesterday's talks in Jeddah. Their ...
Ukraine does not need ceasefire agreements like Minsk-3 or Yalta-2, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha said in his visit to Poland, Polskie Radio reported on March 12.
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