KYIV/BERLIN/PARIS (Reuters) -For Ukraine and its allies, who spent months trying to win Donald Trump over to their cause in the war started by Russia, it is back to square one.

Excerpts from recent editorials in the United States and abroad: ___ May 17 The Washington Post on Donald Trump’s unorthodox diplomacy “I can settle anything,” Donald Trump declared Thursday ...

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed a number of issues with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, including possible ...

Confidence was tinged with uncertainty in Moscow after the Putin-Trump call, with many people saying they didn't know what the two leaders plans were.

A move to hold talks between Ukraine and Russia at the Vatican appeared to gain momentum May 19, following a call between ...

President Trump announced that Moscow and Kyiv will begin direct ceasefire talks following a lengthy call with Russian leader ...

Volodymyr Zelensky has accused the Kremlin of trying to ‘buy time’ as Vladimir Putin agreed to work towards a memorandum with ...

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer told MSNBC Monday that the Federal Emergency Management Agency was “not on the ground” and that ...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia on Tuesday of delaying peace talks in a bid to pursue its three-year ...

Russia launched more than 100 drones into Ukraine following the conclusion of a phone call between Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.

The report pointed out that Kiev's desire to expand the swap list may be due to the fact that, if the agreed "1,000 for 1,000" swap goes ahead, Ukraine could be left with few Russian prisoners in cust ...

Andrei Mordvichev led the brutal assault on Mariupol and has previously hinted that Russia has no intention of stopping at ...