Diplomacy Watch: Divisions flare in the West as winter looms
As energy prices rise and temperatures drop, European publics are feeling squeezed by the Ukraine war’s secondary effects.
As energy prices rise and temperatures drop, European publics are feeling squeezed by the Ukraine war’s secondary effects.
The decision to renew the agreement will delay concerns that Russia could withdraw from the initiative.
A new round of nuclear talks will represent the most substantial Washington-Moscow contacts in months.
The move signals that Russia has lines it’s not willing to cross, but it also shows how hawkish elements in Moscow want to change that.
From Bucharest to Washington, leaders are struggling to have a real conversation about the path to peace.
If he wins back the presidency later this month, the left-wing firebrand is ready to help bring Russia’s brutal war to an end.
With chances for negotiations at a low point, several Middle Eastern leaders are trying to fashion themselves as peacemakers.
More and more Western power players are calling for talks with Moscow despite dim prospects for peace.
Following sham referendums in eastern Ukraine, Russia is poised to ruin the possibility of ending his war in the short term.
Despite issues, Mexico’s proposal to end the war in Ukraine deserves more serious engagement than it’s gotten so far.
A new Reuters report appears to reveal that the Russian leader passed on a chance to end the conflict shortly after the invasion.
The Turkish president got himself in hot water this week over comments that were widely viewed as defending Putin.
A recent piece in Foreign Affairs revealed that Kyiv and Moscow may have had a tentative deal to end the war all the way back in April.
Chances for a negotiated settlement are dwindling as all of the Ukraine conflict’s stakeholders dig in for the long haul.
A meeting between Ukraine, Turkey and the UN shows that Kyiv may be warming to the idea of discussions with Moscow.
Despite the risk of a Russia-friendly government in Italy and reduced support from the US, Kyiv is showing no appetite for negotiations.
The world faces “a time of nuclear danger not seen since the height of the Cold War,” according to the UN.
After months of silence, Russia and the U.S. are ready to start talking — but Washington says negotiations to end the war are not on the table.
If the deal holds, the world may dodge the worst of a food crisis that threatens to starve millions across the globe.
Little was done to end the war in Ukraine at the G20, but talks to loosen Ukrainian grain exports from Russia’s blockade look promising.
Russia and the West talk sports and diplomatic etiquette as the Global South steps up to the plate at the G20.