Ukraine

The New York Times wonders about the international veto on negotiations between Russia and Ukraine as counteroffensive stalls.

After refusing to extend the 2022 grain deal, Russian President Vladimir Putin might be open to sitting at the negotiations table again.

Rising oil and gas prices have more than offset the losses from Russia’s exit.

It’s official: Prigozhin died in the plane crash, along with his right-hand man Utkin, like him at the head of the Wagner militia.

The Armed Forces of Ukraine are probing offensive attacks on a new front. How is the war progressing?

With the illegal invasion of Ukraine, Vladimir Putin only served the needs of China and the United States.

The Ukrainian counter-offensive is at a standstill and NATO is also to blame. This is what a grave mistake has been made.

Although the advance is slow, the willingness to fight by the Ukrainian military impresses Western allies, who might decide to send new military equipment.

A few months after Prigozhin’s failed coup, the Kremlin makes a surprising revelation of a secret meeting with Vladimir Putin.

Germany’s famous welfare will be cut down in 2024, though military budget will increase.