U.S. foreign policy

Ukraine agrees to immediate 30-day ceasefire if Russia does so too.

The far-right front-runner was barred on Sunday from the presidential election’s rerun.

Tuesday’s election is set to be one of the most consequential in the island’s history.

Reply from Moscow: “You will still have to … return what was stolen.”

EU’s proposal to transform “from an economic to a military alliance” will make peace in Ukraine harder to achieve, top spokesperson says.

Maxar, a leading provider of commercial satellite imagery to Ukrainian users, says the Trump administration suspended access in Ukraine.

John Healey tells Pete Hegseth that Europe is meeting Washington’s challenge to “step up” on security and Ukraine.

Trump administration has halted all intelligence sharing with Ukraine in a move to push Kyiv to negotiate a peace deal on U.S. terms.

“President Trump has restored the bust of Churchill to the Oval Office. But do you think he really understands history?” Phil Goff asked the Finnish foreign minister.

“We strongly support your right to determine your own future,” Trump tells Greenlanders — before vowing he’ll “try and get” the territory.

Trump’s decision “pushes the peace further away,” they warn.

U.S. president’s rage was pre-planned, likely next chancellor says.

“This is evil,” the tech billionaire said, mounting a fresh attack on the Ukrainian leader.

Moscow hopes to take advantage of a growing rift between the U.S. and Ukraine, and Europe more broadly.

Britain and France step in to heal Trump-Zelenskyy rift while Italy’s Meloni says she’s willing to be a bridge-builder.

Ukrainian president lands in the U.K. for summit with European leaders, seeking to reaffirm alliances after tense confrontation with the U.S. president.

Plans call for fewer embassies, cuts to programs to build goodwill abroad and more focus on immediate U.S. interests.

EU leaders expected to discuss anew military aid package to Ukraine.

Keir Starmer and Donald Trump will likely be all smiles during their meeting Thursday — but a frosty encounter between the two nations’ leaders isn’t unusual.

Donald Trump hinted Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy could travel to Washington to sign the deal on Friday.

“I am interested in transferring all the cooperation that Germany has with the United States to Poland. Very willingly,” Polish president said.

The London meeting comes ahead of a special summit on March 6 to discuss European security and Ukraine.

Russia has not changed position on foreign troops in Ukraine, Peskov indicated.

Vučić says Serbia made “mistake” in voting for European-supported measure.