Europe
Three cheers for Melania Trump-led ceasefire in Ukraine
The first lady's successful gambit to open a humanitarian corridor in Oleshky shows how ending a war through diplomacy has to start somewhere
November 06, 2026
The first lady's successful gambit to open a humanitarian corridor in Oleshky shows how ending a war through diplomacy has to start somewhere
QI’s Anatol Lieven joins Always at War to talk about why this war has become ‘forever’
Yet ordinary denizens of the UK say they do not want to fight, and like their compatriots in the US, are just trying to afford the basics
Russia may have a role to play as an intermediary, but significant hurdles stand in the way of a more decisive role.
Kyiv wants US and European support to get at Russian launchers before they fire. History and current realities tell us that is harder than leaders think.
Finland and Norway are hinting at the need for a new approach to the continent's relationship with Russia
