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With Russia's war in Ukraine now in its second month, a series of dilemmas are coming into sharp focus over conditions for any accord and potential security guarantees for Kyiv.

Despite the setbacks on the ground, the UK doesn’t believe Putin’s strategic aims have changed

While Russian premier Vladimir Putin has, in a sense, already lost the war in Ukraine given that only four countries supported a recent vote at the UN General Assembly, Ukraine, and the rest of Europe and NATO, urgently need much more than that, given the imperialistic ambitions of the Russian leader, Estonian President Alar Karis told UK daily The Financial Times (FT).

(Bloomberg) -- As NATO allies discuss the terms of any potential peace deal to be struck between Russia and Ukraine, signs of strategic splits are emerging from within their ranks.

As Nato allies discuss the terms of any potential peace deal to be struck between Russia and Ukraine, signs of strategic splits are emerging within their ranks.

While Russian president Vladimir Putin has, in a sense, already lost the war in Ukraine given that only four countries supported a recent vote at the UN General Assembly, Ukraine, and the rest of Europe and NATO, urgently need much more than that, given the imperialistic ambitions of the Russian leader, Estonian President Alar Karis wrote in an opinion piece for UK daily The Financial Times (FT).

N fact, Russia’s invasion violated agreements to respect Ukraine’s sovereignty and territory. Whether war could have been avoided is conjecture.

During his planned visit to Poland on Friday, President Joe Biden will get a firsthand look at the NATO ally most significantly impacted by President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of neighboring Ukraine.

During his planned visit to Poland on Friday, President Joe Biden will get a firsthand look at the NATO ally most significantly impacted by President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of neighboring Ukraine.

Russia's military offensive in Ukraine has been underway for a month now. It has already led to a global economic crisis stemming from disruptions in supply chains and rising energy prices. And although the beginning of the hostilities came as a...