What happens if Putin rejects ceasefire? Trump’s options are limited
The US president could go after Russia’s oil ‘ghost fleet’ — but that may come at a high price for American consumers.
The US president could go after Russia’s oil ‘ghost fleet’ — but that may come at a high price for American consumers.
Vladimir Putin said any pause in fighting at this point would be in Ukraine’s interests as Donald Trump reveals plans to talk to the Russian leader soon.
Australian stocks rise into the weekend. US futures soar as Trump government shutdown risks fade but trade tariff fights continue. Banks in the red. Gold miners soar as safe-haven commodity eyes new peak past $US3000 per ounce.
Claims that the Monroe Doctrine justifies handing Vladimir Putin Ukraine don’t stand up to scrutiny.
Tensions in the trans-Atlantic alliance prompt the once-unthinkable question of whether the continent’s armies could fight Moscow’s forces
Vladimir Putin’s relatives have taken advantage of Russia’s slide into neo-Tsarism to step into politics, creating a spate of blunders and scandals.
Defence ministers, national security advisers and European leaders worked tirelessly behind the scenes to secure an agreement – now the ball is in Putin’s court.
After Ukraine agreed to a ceasefire proposal, Donald Trump said ‘it’s up to Russia now’. But does Russia feel much pressure at present to accept?
Donald Trump has threatened to devastate the Russian economy if the Kremlin doesn’t sign a ceasefire deal with Ukraine, amid hopes a pause in the fighting could come as soon as today.
Prince William will travel to Estonia next week to meet with British troops deployed as part of NATO’s deterrent against potential Russian aggression.
Concerted pressure is needed to push Putin to sign the ceasefire.
With America’s drone technology a disappointment on the battlefield, companies have joined forces with Ukrainian manufacturers to build war-proven aircraft for the US military.
The world is about to see into the dark soul of Vladimir Putin to learn whether Russia’s dictator is really interested in peace.
Washington will pressure Russia to agree to the 30-day ceasefire plan drawn up by US and Ukrainian officials, with Donald Trump saying he’ll speak to Vladimir Putin this week.
The shape of any Ukrainian ceasefire has been the case for months, more than a year. Donald Trump certainly never lacks energy and it may possibly be that he gets a decent outcome here.
Steve Witkoff’s mission to Moscow this week underlines the importance Trump puts on his relationship with Putin. Whether he can persuade the Russian president to accept the US-Ukraine ceasefire deal is another matter entirely.
The US administration’s withholding of intelligence from Kyiv was an act of bullying that threatens the future of NATO.
Investors wipe $36bn off the local market and push the ASX 200 to the brink of a “correction” as Wall Street tumbles continues to tumble. No exemption for tariffs on Australian steel, aluminium sent to US. Corporate regulator sues super giant.
The strikes came hours before Ukrainian and US officials sat down in Saudi Arabia to discuss ways to bring an end to the war.
The US Secretary of State says there’s no military solution to the war and Kyiv can’t force Moscow back to where they were in 2014.
Britain has taken the lead in advising Ukraine how to handle the US during peace talks in Saudi Arabia.
Peter Dutton has been accused of “politicising” support for Ukraine after he slammed a pledge by the PM to potentially put Aussie boots on the ground.
An accelerating advance by Russian and North Korean forces is threatening Ukraine’s toehold in Kursk, the slice of Russian territory that Ukrainian officials had hoped would give them leverage in any peace talks.
Donald Trump not only has to deter an aggressive China but also needs to ensure Israel’s existence is not jeopardised by Iran. Rich Europe can deal with Russia with American back-up.
I enjoyed the thought-provoking article by Henry Ergas on Donald Trump’s hubris. I read a chunk to my dear wife, only to learn that she thought I was talking about Daniel Andrews. Fellow Victorians will understand.
The Opposition Leader says it is ‘unbelievable’ that the Prime Minister is even considering putting Australian boots on the ground in Ukraine.
Move over, Israelophobia, there’s a new bigotry in town. Ukraineophobia is the prejudice du jour of right-wing hotheads on the internet.
With Trump using all his powers to force Volodymyr Zelensky to the negotiating table, the Ukrainian leader faces the toughest dilemma of his political life.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has spoken to Anthony Albanese about ‘coalition of the willing’.
The Oval Office row and the suspension of military aid to Ukraine dominated the first half of last week; now Starmer is waiting to see what Trump does next
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