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Delegations from Russia and Ukraine are set to hold their first peace talks in 3 years
Russia and Ukraine are due to hold their first direct peace talks in three years Friday, gathering in Istanbul for Turkish-brokered negotiations, but officials and observers expect them to yield little immediate progress on stopping the more than 3-year war.
While Ukraine's allies are demanding a 30-day ceasefire, threatening massive "sanctions" on Russia, the Kremlin continues to ...
The war in Ukraine could escalate into a direct confrontation between the U.S. and Russia, according to the Pentagon. General Gregory Guillot, the head of the U.S. Northern Command (USNORTHCOM) and ...
A front-line commander has revealed that some British volunteers are failing to pass basic training for the Ukrainian ...
Ukrainian forces attempted to breach the border into Russia's Kursk region despite a ceasefire declared by Moscow. Both sides ...
Ukraine faces a difficult balancing act — sanction more Chinese firms for aiding Russia’s war machine without alienating ...
Global tensions continue to rise and now Latvia's intelligence service has voiced fears Russia is potentially readying an ...
The extraordinary request illustrates the administration’s aggressive bid to identify willing partners who will accept people ...
Russia and Ukraine blame each other for ceasefire violations following a military parade, escalating tensions and conflict.- ...
In a dramatic development just a day before the scheduled peace talks between Russia and Ukraine in Istanbul, French ...
Taiwan has conducted its first test of a new US-supplied rocket system, a weapon that has proven effective for Ukraine ...
Eastern Ukraine has been contested territory since 2014, when Russian-backed fighters seized large swathes of the eastern ...
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