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Ukrainian presidential adviser tells Russian ruler to “pop some pills.”

Elon Musk and JD Vance don’t know enough to judge the country’s election crisis, and Trump should be tougher on Putin, says Bucharest Mayor and presidential candidate Nicușor Dan.

“And against this backdrop, speaking about easing pressure on Russia, lifting sanctions, and so on, is definitely inappropriate and unhelpful,” says Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Top leaders meeting in Paris want to show the U.S. and Russia can’t carve up the continent by cutting out the EU and Ukraine.

“Justice is a prerequisite for sustainable peace,” says the head of a Nobel Peace Prize-winning NGO.

Decision in Yerevan paves the way for a long and winding (and potentially fruitless) quest toward a place in the bloc.

It’s ours, end of story, Moscow says.

“I’ve done it over the years,” U.S. president says of using stalling tactics when negotiating contracts.

When Vlad and his friends realized the Kremlin would not return them home, they staged an open revolt.

In seeking a historic peace accord between Russia and Ukraine, President Donald Trump has presented himself as an agnostic arbiter focused only on bringing the three-year war …

The Russian president “was praying for his friend,” Steve Witkoff claimed.

The Olympic committee banned Moscow from competing as a team in the 2024 Paris Olympics because of the country’s incursion in Ukraine.

All clothing sends a message, and the Ukrainian president’s is that he’s standing by his people as long as the war continues.

“We expect that in the era of the new leader … Russia will return to the Olympic podium,” Moscow’s sports chief said.

“Putin is playing a game, and I am certain that the American president will not be able to watch for long without reacting,” said Boris Pistorius.

Moscow struck civilian infrastructure Tuesday night, prompting Ukraine to respond with counterattacks.

In ending media mission Washington will be “ceding territory to the Russians, the Iranians and the Chinese,” says Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty CEO.

Russian leader agrees to 30-day suspension of strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure after call with American counterpart.

“We couldn’t shut them down, unfortunately, but America did so itself,” editor-in-chief of Russia’s state broadcaster said.

The vote to unleash borrowing for the military and Ukraine is a “first major step towards a new European defense community,” says incoming chancellor Friedrich Merz.

A return to buying more of Moscow’s fossil fuels would be a mistake, EU countries bordering Russia told POLITICO.