Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed on Friday (local time) that "the crisis in Ukraine" might have been prevented if US President Donald Trump was in power at the time, saying he was ready to talk with the him about the conflict
The second inauguration of Donald Trump has brought with it a dramatic shift in American rhetoric on the war in Ukraine.
US President Donald Trump told his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Wednesday to make a deal to end the grinding Ukraine war "now" or face tariff hikes and more sanctions.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Monday his country is open to dialogue with the new US administration over the Ukraine crisis.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Saturday stated that the Ukrainian security forces have captured two North Korean military personnel in the Kursk region amid the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Russian investigators detained two male suspects, claiming they were Russian military from the Far East
In the realm of international relations, convergences of interests often lead to intriguing alliances. One such alliance that has captured the world’s attention is the blossoming partnership between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
In a rare prime-time address to Americans last Thursday, President Joe Biden tackled the challenging task of navigating the complex world of international politics and diplomacy.
As the flames of war rage in West Asia and Ukraine, the US Congress finds itself immobilised by internal strife, creating a dysfunction that even some within the Republican Party fear is offering solace to America’s adversaries.
Notwithstanding its revocation of ratification, Russia will stay a signatory to the treaty and carry on working with the global monitoring system, which notifies all nations of any tests
