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The Ukrainian president asserted that some countries had drawn a red line at sending more offensive weapons to Ukraine 'because they are afraid of Russia.'

As members of Congress get their first good look at President Joe Bidens proposed budget for 2023, economic, defense, and energy concerns are taking center stage.

We’ve reached another unspinnable moment in the gaffe-prone administration of Joe Biden. Even the liberal network newscasts on Sunday and Monday hammered the President’s “shocking” call (and then withdrawal) for regime change in Russia, highlighting it as a “horrendous gaffe” with growing “backlash.” 

A choice of words created turmoil for European leaders.

US officials seek to defuse tensions a day after President Biden said Putin 'cannot remain in power'.The United States does not have a policy of regim

ISTANBUL – Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stressed the need for a cease-fire in Ukraine in a telephone call Sunday with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Erdogan’s office said.

LVIV, Ukraine — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed a law restricting the reporting on troop and military equipment movement unless such information has been announced or approved by the military general staff.

Despite an otherwise successful trip to Europe, Biden's comments on Putin not being able to remain in power ultimately overshadowed his efforts for many Americans.

President Biden's impassioned demand that Russian President Vladimir Putin step down for starting the war in Ukraine -- the climax of an emotional address in Poland over the weekend -- is not getting much support so far from the allies Mr. Biden is trying to unify in support of Kyiv.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. envoy to NATO said on Sunday that the United States does not have a policy of regime change in Russia, in the latest effort to clarify President Joe Biden's statement that Russian President Vladimir Putin "cannot remain in power."