President Trump, not held back by dissenters in his own party, appears strongly placed to agree a deal with President Putin.

The weird thing about President Trump’s plans for Ukraine is that no knows what they actually are.

At least some of what Donald Trump has said about Zelensky is true

John Wight pushes back against a narrative shaped by Western ideologues so shallow that it has been embarrassing to behold.

Trump’s determination to end the Ukraine war has forced the Europeans, at last, to go their own way. And they charge in precisely the wrong direction.

His approach is brutal, but it’s not irrational. Ukraine can’t continue to fight a war Europe won’t let it win

Kyiv’s fiercest advocates would sacrifice democracy to defend the country. That doesn’t quite make sense.

Most voters want Ukraine to reach a settlement with Russia as the war between the two countries reaches its three-year anniversary, including a majority of Republicans, Democrats and independents, according to a new poll.

Washington’s policy-makers showed themselves more wicked and feckless than their Vietnam- and Iraq-era predecessors.

The Trump-appointed special envoy called Ukraine’s ambitions to join NATO “a threat to the Russians.”