US President Donald Trump has claimed that a Russia-Ukraine peace agreement is within reach, though deep hostility between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky remains a major obstacle.
According to a study by a leading American think tank, nearly two million soldiers from both sides have been killed, wounded, or gone missing since the war began-making it one of the deadliest conflicts in modern history.
China and Russia are reshaping the global order, challenging US dominance through trade, alliances, and military moves. As old powers falter, emerging fault lines hint at a 2026 world where the West may no longer call the shots.
These talks are part of a diplomatic initiative by the Trump administration aimed at ending the Ukraine war. Meetings were also held earlier this week in Berlin with Ukrainian and European officials.
A Russian ballistic missile attack on Ukraine’s Odesa region kills seven and injures 15, targeting port infrastructure as Moscow intensifies strikes following Ukrainian attacks on oil tankers, while diplomacy continues amid rising hostilities.
Trump urges Ukraine to move quickly on a peace deal with Russia ahead of weekend Miami talks. With Ukraine refusing to cede territory and Russia standing firm, will diplomacy prevail- or will delays let Moscow harden its stance?
US President Donald Trump says negotiations to end the Russia Ukraine war have reached their most promising stage yet, following extensive discussions with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and key European leaders, as new security proposals and peace frameworks take shape.
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stepped back from NATO membership ambitions to pursue peace talks with Russia. Facing internal criticism and international pressure, Kyiv is now seeking Western security guarantees as part of a proposed ceasefire plan.
In a surprising turn, Ukraine offers to drop its NATO ambitions during Berlin peace talks with the U.S. and Europe. Could this historic compromise finally end the war with Russia, or is a ceasefire still far off?
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