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Remark follows Ukrainian leader’s claim US president living in a Russian ‘disinformation bubble’Europe live – latest updatesThe US and Ukraine appeared to be heading towards an irreconcilable rift after Donald Trump escalated his attacks on Volodymyr Z…
As US-Russia talks continue in Saudi Arabia, we look at the US president’s misleading and outright false statementsEurope live – latest updatesThe US president, Donald Trump, has made a number of at best controversial – and at worst outright false and …
Despite a months-long offensive, the vast frontline in Ukraine’s east and south has moved little in the past year, spurring criticism and impatience among some Western allies.
European Union foreign ministers converged on the Ukrainian capital for an unannounced informal meeting that officials said would review the bloc’s support for Ukraine.
The fallout continued over Parliament’s recognition of a man who fought for the Nazis and there are now renewed calls to remove two monuments in Edmonton with ties to the regime.
Existing U.S. military operations supporting Ukraine’s fight against Russia wil continue if the U.S. government shuts down over a spending battle that threatens new military aid.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy returned to Washington for a whirlwind one-day visit, this time facing pressure from Republicans questioning U.S. aid to Ukraine.
Before the meeting started, there was intense speculation about whether Zelenskyy and Russia’s top diplomat, Sergey Lavrov, would clash, speak or totally avoid each other.
Canada has been a fervent supporter of Ukraine during the war, with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy speaking often.
Zelenskyy’s trip comes as Congress is debating Joe Biden’s request to provide at least US$21 billion in military and humanitarian aid for Ukraine as it fights the Russian invasion.