Today’s the deadline that President Donald Trump set for Russian President Vladimir Putin to agree to negotiate a ceasefire in the Ukraine war or face secondary sanctions intended to make it harder ...

The threat of more U.S. sanctions jump-started stalled peace talks but might not produce a deal to halt the fighting.

Putin proposes new location for Trump talks as Kremlin rejects Zelensky meeting - Putin says Arab nation 'entirely suitable' venue for meeting with Trump to discuss Ukraine war ...

Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk has raised hopes of a “freeze” in the Ukraine war. He voiced the optimism as preparations ...

Western media continues to assess the outcomes of the August 6 visit to Moscow by Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff. As noted by Bloomberg, Donald Trump suggested that Vladimir Putin might be ...

Bloomberg reported that a land swap would be discussed in a meeting between Trump and Putin, although Kyiv has rejected this ...

Credit...Photo illustration by Matt Chase Supported by By Linda Kinstler It is hardly the bloodiest conflict going on in the ...

Amid growing diplomatic efforts to end the war in Ukraine, Kyiv is pushing to ensure it has a direct role in any future ...

US President Donald Trump said Thursday he would meet with Vladimir Putin for upcoming talks on the Ukraine war even if the Russian leader had not sat down with Ukrainian ...

President Trump is "open" to meeting with Russia's Vladimir Putin, the White House said Thursday after earlier pushing for ...

The Kremlin said a one-on-one meeting was being planned, but White House officials said that decisions had not yet been made.