Western aspirations for regime change in Russia are a “dangerous delusion” that ignores the lessons of past interventions in ...

The US has suspended arms sales to Ukraine, the latest twist in Donald Trump’s changing approach to the war. President Donald Trump has been attempting to broker an end to the three-year conflict, ...

The situation challenges prevailing narratives around Trump's foreign policy and his administration's leverage in U.S.-Russia-Europe relations. ... TV presenter and accused Putin propagandist: ...

Europe is answering President Trump’s call to increase defense spending to 5% of their gross domestic product. As a result of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, NATO is bigger and tougher than ever.

An American citizen was among 15 people killed in Russian strikes on Kyiv overnight, hours after President Trump bragged about his relationship with Vladimir Putin. President Donald Trump urged ...

Ukraine's foreign minister, Andrii Sybiha, quickly condemned Putin's remarks, which he called "deranged." "Putin's cynical statements demonstrate complete disdain for US peace efforts," he wrote on X.

U.S. President Donald Trump said he rejected Russian President Vladimir Putin's offer to help with the Israel-Iran conflict during a recent call, turning the focus back to the unresolved war in ...

President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that Russia was looking to cut its military expenditure from next year, contrasting that with NATO's plan to ramp up defence spending over the next decade.

In recent years, challenges from Russian aggression to Chinese mercantilism to American abandonment have revealed just how unprepared a demilitarized Europe is to handle old-fashioned power politics.

For more than three years, Russia has used its fleet of bombers to rain hellfire on Ukraine. On June 1, Kyiv responded by going after those bombers.

The U.S. president described it as a "pretty long call" in which he and Putin discussed a "lot of things, including Iran." "And we also talked about, as you know, the war with Ukraine," he said.

Russian President Vladimir Putin told Iran's foreign minister on Monday there was no justification for the U.S. bombing of his country and that Moscow was trying to help the Iranian people.