Ukraine has signalled a dramatic shift by offering to abandon its NATO ambitions in exchange for Article 5–like security guarantees from the US and Europe. As peace talks intensify in Berlin, questions remain over what guarantees the West can realistically offer, how binding they will be, and whether Russia will accept them.
US President Donald Trump is growing increasingly frustrated with the slow pace of Russia-Ukraine peace negotiations, pressing Kyiv for concessions and warning that the conflict risks triggering a broader global war. This report breaks down the latest tensions, proposals, and geopolitical stakes.
A Ukrainian city was hit by a massive Russian strike as US-led peace talks concluded in Florida, exposing deep divisions over security guarantees, territory, and Russia’s intentions.
High-stakes US-Ukraine talks led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio wrapped up in Florida after four hours of intense negotiation, with both sides calling the session productive but acknowledging major unresolved issues—including territory, security guarantees, and Russia’s demands. As Trump’s envoy heads to Moscow for talks with Vladimir Putin, hopes rise for a “dignified” end to the war even as deadly Russian strikes continue.
Russian President Vladimir Putin was forced to pay nearly $250,000 (Rs 2.2 crore) in cash to refuel his jets during the Trump-Putin Alaska summit, as US sanctions blocked banking access. Here’s why it happened and what it means for the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.
NATO allies debate Ukraine’s future: full NATO membership versus Article 5–style security guarantees. Explore what these guarantees mean, why membership is unlikely soon, and how the U.S. and Europe aim to shield Ukraine from future Russian aggression.
US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held their best meeting yet at the White House, fueling hopes for a peace agreement to end the Russia-Ukraine war. Talks included security guarantees, NATO, U.S. air support, and a possible trilateral meeting with Vladimir Putin.
US President Donald Trump begins arranging a possible summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky after high-stakes White House talks with European leaders. Security guarantees, territorial disputes, and peace prospects dominate discussions.