In an interview, University of Chicago political scientist John Mearsheimer blames the West for the war in Ukraine, and says a peaceful solution is unlikely. The West's past mistakes mean Europe may face new wars,

Members of the establishment are trying to seize on Trump’s recent frustrations with Putin to act like they’ve been right all along that the Russian president

Trump's recent remarks on Putin reflect a notable shift in tone as bipartisan support grows for sanctions against Russia amid the ongoing Ukraine war.

That officer was John Ronning, now 71, of Baltimore. A self-described lifelong Republican, he’s one of five Marylanders featured in Republicans for Ukraine, a national coalition launched by Defending Democracy Together, a nonprofit advocacy group founded by prominent conservatives, including William Kristol and Mona Charen.

A statement from German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on May 26 about long-range strikes inside Russia resurrected a long-held hope in Ukraine — that Berlin is finally about to send Kyiv its Taurus missiles.

More than 1,300 drone and 100 missiles have hit dozens of Ukrainian cities and towns since "peace talks" were scheduled to begin.

There are "no longer any range restrictions on weapons delivered to Ukraine," Germany's new chancellor, Friedrich Merz, said on Monday.

More than three years since Russia's full-scale aggression began, Ukraine continues to keep Moscow's brutal imperialism at bay. The proud and free nation of Ukraine will not surrender to it, for Ukrainians have long since taken their fate in their own hands.

Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský commented on the statement made by Keith Kellogg, the special representative of US President Donald Trump, regarding the US being ready to promise Russian President Vladimir Putin that Ukraine will not join NATO.