The Western ‘coalition of the willing’ (countries willing to send their forces to Ukraine) have softened their ‘firm intentions’, Times sources have said.
As the newspaper recalls, British Prime Minister…
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‘coalition of the willing’ has softened its intentions to send troops to Ukraine
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European leaders rejected US proposal on Crimea FT
Trump recently slammed Ukraines Vladimir Zelensky for refusing to even consider relinquishing claims over the peninsula
European leaders have rejected a US proposal to recognize Russia’s sovereignty over Crimea as part of a draft peace deal on the…
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European leaders reject US proposal on Crimea FT
Trump recently slammed Ukraines Vladimir Zelensky for refusing to even consider relinquishing claims over the peninsula
European leaders have rejected a US proposal to recognize Russia’s sovereignty over Crimea as part of a draft peace deal on the…
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Debate over US position in Russia-Ukraine talks
Western powers, including the United States, have stepped up diplomatic efforts to end the war in Ukraine. While talks in London, Washington and Moscow have gained momentum, implementation of the agreement remains uncertain. While the US…
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Benin admits that 54 soldiers killed in border attack by Jnim
Benin’s government has admitted that 54 soldiers were killed by suspected jihadists in the country’s north last week near the borders with Burkina Faso and Niger.
The authorities had previously said that only eight soldiers were killed.
The…
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Zelenskyy disrupted talks in London on settlement in Ukraine
Vladimir Zelenskyy has disrupted the London round of consultations on a settlement in Ukraine, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has said.
‘Zelenskyy has disrupted the London round of…
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Moscow calls Japanese loan to Ukraine backed by frozen Russian assets 'theft' – Reuters
- Moscow calls Japanese loan to Ukraine backed by frozen Russian assets ‘theft’ Reuters
- Russia slams Japan over plan to use frozen assets for assisting Ukraine Caliber.Az
- Japan signs deal on $3 billion for Ukraine under G7 loan The Kyiv…
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Convicted Cardinal Wants To Help Select Pope Francis’ Successor
A cardinal who was sentenced to five and a half years in prison after being convicted of embezzlement said Tuesday he intends to participate in the next conclave — the election to pick Pope Francis’ successor — even though the Holy See…
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Russia Ready for Talks on New Nuclear Pact With US, Shoigu Says
Russia is prepared to resume talks on nuclear arms control with the US, two years after suspending the last accord limiting their atomic arsenals, a top security official said.
“The administration of Donald Trump is currently demonstrating a…
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Physician-venture capitalist Morgan Cheatham joins Jim Breyer to lead healthcare and AI strategy
Breyer Capital Partners Morgan Cheatham and Jim Breyer.
Breyer Capital, led by billionaire Jim Breyer, named Morgan Cheatham as Partner and Head of Healthcare and Life Sciences, marking a significant step forward in the firm’s…
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