Russia-Ukraine War: One year on, neither side has a clear path to victory
On the one-year anniversary of 'World War Three', all parties are losing in the global confrontation that has no end in sight
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On the one-year anniversary of 'World War Three', all parties are losing in the global confrontation that has no end in sight
(NEW YORK) -- One year after Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale invasion of neighboring Ukraine, both sides are still fighting for control of areas in eastern and southern Ukraine. Ukrainian troops have liberated nearly 30,000 square miles of their territory from Russian forces since the invasion began on Feb. 24, 2022, but Putin
US President Joe Biden credited Russian President Vladimir Putin for “the Nato-isation of Finland” as he and Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg reiterated their support on Wednesday for Ukraine at a meeting of Nato’s easternmost members.
This week, Lithuania signed another cooperation agreement with Taiwan, while high-level British and Lithuanian diplomats met in London.
President Joe Biden wraps up a trip to Ukraine and Poland by calling Putin's action on a key arms treaty a "big mistake."