EU Moves to Reassure Ukraine of 'Unwavering Support' After Trump Win
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell sought to reassure Ukraine of Europe's unwavering support on Saturday, days after Donald Trump's election win cast uncertainty over its war effort. Borrell, the first top EU official to visit Kyiv since Trump's win,
"These (museum) systems are in use on the Russian side, and they sometimes plant booby traps in abandoned gear," ...
Forcing neutrality onto Ukraine will not bring about a peaceful solution to the crisis with Russia, Finland's foreign ...
Since September 1, the Ukrainian capital Kyiv has been spared from Russian drone attacks on just one night – October 14.
For those that chose not to directly back Ukraine —not to provide Kyiv with weapons or to sanction Russia—two priorities ...
Ukraine's allies must not prejudge how Donald Trump will handle the war there, France's foreign minister said on Monday, as ...
Ukraine and its NATO allies have had for months to entertain the idea of a Trump victory, juggling conceits of a strongman ...
Ben Hodges told Newsweek he is "not hopeful" that the president-elect can develop a good strategy to help Kyiv win.
The next move is likely to come from South Korea in the form of direct weapon supply to Ukraine — although we can’t rule out that they may wait to see what a new Trump administration ... It has ...
European Union leaders are holding an informal summit in Budapest to discuss the continent's security and Russia's unprovoked ...
Internal political squabbles — and the fallout from a global backlash to inflation, immigration and ruling elites — are ...
Ukraine's military intelligence agency said it found Western-made parts in the wreckage of Russia's new S-70 Okhotnik "Hunter ...
Questions remain over how U.S. support for Ukraine would continue under a second Trump administration as Russia continues its invasion and Republicans remain divided on future aid.
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