Concerns are growing over Donald Trump’s plans to strike a deal with Vladimir Putin on Friday

US Vice-President Vance is in the UK for talks, as European officials present their own proposals for ending the conflict with Russia.

European officials presented their own Ukraine peace proposals to the U.S. as Trump prepared for talks with Putin on ending the war.

KYIV/LONDON: European officials presented their own Ukraine peace proposals to the United States on Saturday as President Donald Trump prepared for talks with Russian President…

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The White House says Trump is open to Ukraine joining talks with Putin on Friday, as Zelensky insists any deal without Kyiv is a “dead decision”.

Leaders of six European nations and the EU call for more pressure on Russia before Trump-Putin summit in Alaska.

KYIV: European nations rallied behind Ukraine, saying peace in the war-torn nation can’t be resolved without Kyiv, ahead of a planned meeting between US President Donald Trump and…

Vance says the Trump administration no longer wants to finance Ukraine’s defense against the Russian invasion, but is fine with Ukraine buying American weapons from U.S. companies.

European nations have rallied behind Ukraine ahead of an upcoming meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russia's Vladimir Putin in Alaska.

Concerns are growing over Donald Trump’s plans to strike a deal with Vladimir Putin on Friday

BRUSSELS: EU foreign ministers will hold emergency talks on Monday to discuss their next steps before talks between presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, as Europe fears any…

Raising concerns over a deal with Putin , they have also insisted that Ukraine must be involved in any peace talks.

In a joint statement, French, Italian, German, Finnish and Polish leaders, along with European Commission head Ursula von der Leyen, wrote that 'international borders must not be…

Foreign ministers expected to demand Russia agree to ceasefire and include Zelenskyy during emergency meeting

The talks come head of a landmark meeting between the presidents of the US and Russia in Alaska on Friday.

As things stand, there are no invites for the country being invaded, nor the continent it sits in, writes James Waterhouse.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump are set to meet this week to discuss the war in Ukraine.

The talks are aimed at exerting pressure on Trump to back Ukraine more during his summit with Vladimir Putin on Friday.

The unpredictability of how the Alaska meeting will play out has fueled fears that the U.S. and Russia could coerce Ukraine into an unfavorable deal.

The uncertainty over what the Alaska talks could produce has raised fears in European capitals that Trump and Putin might take major decisions without Kyiv's involvement.