Four years of the war in Ukraine: Where does Europe stand?
As the war in Ukraine enters its fifth year, European leaders are still failing to advance a diplomatic resolution and instead have opted for militarization.
Donald Trump wants a Nobel
Trump claims to be working for peace but is adding fuel to the fire in violent conflicts across the world and is participating in illegal bombing campaigns
Trump promises Ukraine-Russia summit after meeting with Zelenskyy and European leaders
Ukraine agreed to buy USD 90 billion worth of weapons from the US as part of “security guarantees” promised by the Europeans and the White House in the event of a Ukraine-Russia deal to end the war.
President Xi reiterates need for a political solution to the Ukrainian crisis in his conversation with Zelensky
China will send a special envoy to Ukraine to devise a framework of settlement after having detailed discussions with all parties involved in the conflict
Russia says Ukraine’s conditions for peace summit are not acceptable
Earlier this week, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dymtro Kuleba proposed a peace summit after Russia faced an international tribunal for its alleged war crimes in Ukraine and agrees to pay remuneration for Ukrainian losses, among other conditions
The West must stop blocking negotiations between Ukraine and Russia
Ukrainians have been paying a terrible price for the failure of ensuring sensible and reasonable negotiations from 2014 to February 2022 – which could have prevented the invasion by Russia in the first place, and once the war started, could have led to the end of this war
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