Turkey, Ukraine and Donald Trump
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Trump’s Middle East trip formalizes his rebuke of the Republican Party’s ‘neocons’ - ANALYSIS: Republican president blasted ‘interventionalists’ on both sides of the American political spectrum during
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By Dmitry Antonov and Andrew Osborn MOSCOW (Reuters) -Uncertainty swirled around what could be the first direct peace talks between Moscow and Kyiv in years after the Kremlin on Wednesday held off disclosing who would represent Russia,
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RBC Ukraine on MSNKurt Volker: Trump personally manages foreign policy, Russia-Ukraine war among prioritiesKurt Volker, Special Representative of the US Department of State for Ukraine in 2017-2019, spoke about the current state of negotiations to end the war, the specifics of the work of US special envoys,
President Trump is easing up his pressure on Ukraine and sending serious warnings to Russia as he renews calls for a 30-day ceasefire in the grinding war. Trump on Thursday repeated threats
When President Donald Trump announced in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday that he would lift all sanctions on Syria, the decision, which will boost a country devastated by 13 years of war, took many in the region by surprise.
New German Chancellor Friedrich Merz says he will work to bring Europe and the U.S. together in their approach to Ukraine.
Ukraine should agree to this, IMMEDIATELY,” Trump said on Truth Social. Trump added in the post that the meeting would help “determine whether or not a deal is possible” so European and ...
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Axios on MSNTrump tries to tackle four global crises all at onceIn the hours before and after Air Force One touched down in Riyadh, President Trump's team plunged into a frenetic diplomatic blitz, aiming to defuse four of the world's most volatile crises — all at once.
Donald Trump’s team is throwing itself into the most expansive and simultaneous set of high-level diplomatic negotiations in years, involving China, Ukraine, Russia, Iran, the Middle East and multiple global trading rivals.
The US president's foreign policy has been laid out unashamedly this week - it has been purely transactional - and in the Middle East it might just pay dividends. But might it work elsewhere, most of all to end Russia's war with Ukraine?