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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov covered several key topics that shape the basis of the current media agenda in Russia in a recent interview.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has shared details about his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in December 2019. Source: President Zelenskyy during a press conference following the Ukraine.

A deal to reduce the risk of the most catastrophic security scenario in Europe is in the interests of both sides.

Russian President Vladimir Putin didn’t invade Ukraine in 2022 because he feared NATO. Putin had convinced himself by the end of 2021 that Russia had the opportunity to safely launch a full-scale invasion of Ukraine to accomplish two distinct goals: establish Russian control over Ukraine without facing significant Western resistance and break the unity of NATO.

Russian President Vladimir Putin didn’t invade Ukraine in 2022 because he feared NATO. He invaded because he believed that NATO was weak, that his efforts to regain control of Ukraine by other means had failed, and that installing a pro-Russian g

Washington wants only one kind of development in Ukraine—similar to the one that it would like to impose on Russia—a neoliberal paradise that will allow Western capital complete freedom to do what it wants with Ukrainian land and resources. This will greatly intensify social inequality and have very negative consequences for most of the Ukrainian population.

"The summer season in Crimea was slightly shorter than expected," Olha Stefanishyna told Newsweek in an interview.

Putin has created a rupture that will be difficult to repair.

Top diplomat’s mixed messaging on nuclear arms treaty undercuts clout in other areas.

A recent summit in Japan saw leading nations try to grapple with an array of global challenges