To many in Ukraine and outside observers of the war, the lack of progress in U.S.-led negotiations should be no surprise, given the man leading the Kremlin's team in Geneva.

The Kremlin is waging a campaign of sabotage and subversion against Ukraine’s allies in the West

Volodymyr Zelensky declared Wednesday that he has “trust” in President Trump and his ability to negotiate an end to Russia’s war against Ukraine, but at the same time doesn’t under the

A delegation of U.S. senators is returning from a trip to Ukraine. They hope to spur action in Congress for a series of sanctions meant to economically cripple Moscow and pressure President Vladimir Putin to make key concessions in peace talks.

The heads of five European spy agencies, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Russia did not want to end the war quickly. Four of them said Moscow was using the talks with the U.S. to push for sanctions relief and business deals.

The abuse of Ukrainian prisoners of war — beatings, torture, and extrajudicial killings — has been documented throughout Russia’s full-scale invasion. What has been harder to document is the chain of command behind it: who is informed and who issues the orders.

Kremlin war chiefs, as well as Vladimir Putin, have repeatedly tried to weaponise plummeting temperatures, trying to freeze ordinary Ukrainian families to death with attacks

Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to U.S. President Donald Trump's request to pause attacks on Ukraine's power grid for a week.

The White House has hit back at Volodymyr Zelensky after he said the US was piling undue pressure on Kyiv to end the war. Zelensky said Trump’s insistence that Ukraine should compromise was “not fair” ahead of trilateral talks in Geneva, which ended abruptly on Wednesday after just two hours.