#Ukraine
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As Russia's invasion of Ukraine marks its fourth anniversary, the conflict has produced an estimated 2 million military casualties, reshaped global economics, and displaced a quarter of Ukraine's population.
As Russia launches massive strikes ahead of the invasion anniversary, Ukraine war's fourth year reveals how prolonged conflict reshapes international relations and our understanding of peace.
Ukrainian President Zelensky tells BBC that Putin has already started World War 3, rejecting territorial concessions despite Trump's pressure for a quick ceasefire deal.
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[email protected]Despite three years of war, Ukraine's economy shows surprising resilience with 4% growth forecast, though long-term damage remains severe.
Russia warns of severe consequences if South Korea joins NATO's PURL initiative, threatening to damage Korean Peninsula dialogue prospects
President Zelensky reports no progress in peace negotiations as Russia's invasion of Ukraine approaches its fourth anniversary, while fighting continues across multiple fronts.
The Ukraine conflict reveals nuclear threats are real and reshapes 21st-century warfare. Four critical lessons the US must learn for future conflicts with nuclear powers.
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[email protected]US envoy declares 'meaningful progress' in Ukraine-Russia talks, but Zelensky pushes back against 'unfair' compromise demands. What's behind Trump's mediation strategy?
The third round of Russia-Ukraine talks kicks off in Geneva amid continued Russian strikes and Moscow's unwavering territorial demands. Can Trump's mediation break the deadlock or are we witnessing diplomatic theater?
Ukraine's delegation heads to Geneva for third round of Trump-brokered peace talks with Russia, but territorial disputes and security guarantees remain major obstacles to ending the war.
Russia's failed blitzkrieg has evolved into Europe's largest conventional war since WWII. As drones reshape the battlefield, both sides seek breakthrough strategies in an attritional conflict.
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[email protected]After four years of grinding war, some experts argue that formally recognizing new borders with Russia could be the surest path to lasting peace. But is territorial compromise worth the price?