The meeting represents a victory for Russian President Vladimir Putin, who seeks to end international isolation and separate Russian ties with the U.S. from the fate of Ukraine.

Only 20% of Danes, until recently one of the most pro-American peoples in Europe, say they hold a favorable opinion of the U.S.

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US President Trump has threatened “very severe tariffs” on Russia if a peace deal with Ukraine isn’t reached within 50 days. He’s also agreed to a plan to funnel military aid to Ukraine through NATO. ...

Russia, China, Iran and North Korea are all hostile to the U.S. That doesn’t mean they would go to war for one another—for now.

Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry summoned a senior U.S. diplomat to express the “critical importance” of continuing U.S. weapons deliveries and to emphasize that any delay or postponement would only encourage Russia to continue the war.

It remains to be seen how long the truce will hold and whether it will pave the way for a nuclear deal between the U.S. and Iran.

Wars in Ukraine and Iran, and rising doubts about the reliability of the U.S., are making countries around the world wonder if having their own nukes is the key to survival.

The power mismatch in the Israel-Iran war shows the importance of air superiority.

Trump is seeking a meeting with Putin after the Russian leader refused to attend the negotiations in Turkey.

The Ukrainian president likened Russian negotiators dispatched to Istanbul to “theater props,” as direct talks between both sides remain uncertain.

Each side is seeking to call the other’s bluff by demonstrating they alone want peace while the other is the obstacle.

The month after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the two sides met for negotiations in a palace in Istanbul. The men in the room tell Yaroslav Trofimov what happened — and why an intervention from Boris ...

The prospect of American annexation has reinvigorated ties between the island and Copenhagen, though aspirations for independence persist.

Imposition of new tariffs on nearly every country adds to concerns in Europe and Asia about relying on America.

Author and journalist Yaroslav Trofimov discusses how historical memory informs Ukraine’s defiance of Putin

President Trump’s erratic and aggressive foreign policy gives Beijing the chance to portray itself as a pillar of global stability.