A political debate over support for Ukraine continues in the US. Amid the silence of most Republicans who avoid criticizing Donald Trump, one congressman has taken a clear stance, says Uriel Epshtein,

The Russian and Ukrainian positions are far apart, and absent US sticks and carrots, there seems little prospect they will come together.

Ukraine and its allies hope ... that Putin can be trusted and wants peace, is now guiding US policy, and rewriting America’s role in the largest war in Europe since the 1940s.

I served in our country's foreign service for three decades. The Trump administration's Ukraine policy will make the U.S. less safe.

Both President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Friday that the US would “move on ... added Kyiv-based Center for European Policy Analysis fellow Elena Davlikanova.

Trump’s mishandling of Putin was well summed up in an interview I did (before Monday’s Trump-Putin phone call) with the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, Bridget Brink, one of the best-informed and most dedicated foreign service professionals I have met over decades of foreign reporting.

For the first time since US President Donald Trump started his ... of democratic resilience at the Center for European Policy Analysis, wrote in a blog post. He suggested that Putin could take ...

The US never considered, Vindman reflects, that Ukraine might best retain the ... window ] The theme of Vindman’s unsparing critique of US policy is one of lost opportunities that could have ...