On February 28, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky got the meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump that he had been hoping for. It was an opportunity to sign their agreement on minerals and, more importantly, to improve relations and heal their recent fight.

There is no need to sugar-coat the Ukrainian regime.

The time has arrived for diplomacy that brings collective security to Europe, Ukraine, and Russia.

Alfred de Zayas is a law professor at the Geneva School of Diplomacy who served as a UN Independent Expert on International Order (2012-2018).

Despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s clumsy rhetoric, he has taken the first courageous steps to ending the needless, all too avoidable NATO-Russia Ukrainian War. The EU is outraged, and NATO is coldly silent. The road to peace will be laden with potholes, and one should be clear-eyed about that.

Fresh blow to embattled government in Kyiv as Trump administration shifts on conflict

A crisis consultation mechanism would provide a platform for effectively hashing out disputes among Russia, NATO and the EU

‘I did not vote for him and have been critical of most of his moves. But in regard to the war…I believe he is on the right track’

Smoke and mirrors, as usual, surround the alternative “peace plan” that European leaders are going to present to Trump.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine was indisputably provoked by western aggressions. That’s why so many western experts and analysts spent years warning ahead of time that western aggressions were going to provoke an invasion of Ukraine.