A Russian disinformation operation involving a forged diplomatic letter may have triggered Donald Trump's ongoing interest in purchasing Greenland, revealing Moscow's strategy to create divisions within NATO's Arctic presence.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken says his final days in office are focused on securing a strong foundation for the incoming administration's foreign policy decisions.
Russia's goal is to render Ukraine a vassal state - the first step towards reassembling the old Russian Empire, says James Gilmore, who served as US Ambassador to OSCE during the first Trump administration.
The true price of abandoning Ukraine emerges in stark financial terms, as military analysts warn of an $808 billion Pentagon spending hike needed to counter an emboldened Russia.
Meanwhile, Ukraine's President Zelenskyy has unveiled plans for record-breaking drone production in 2025, emphasizing domestic manufacturing capabilities for frontline operations and maritime security.
The recent US territorial claims over Greenland could provide Moscow with diplomatic leverage to normalize its invasion of Ukraine, while threatening NATO unity in the strategically crucial Arctic region.
Russia is attempting to reshape the narrative around Greenland's sovereignty dispute by drawing controversial parallels to its occupied territories in Ukraine, signaling a broader strategy to legitimize territorial claims.
The special envoy to Ukraine and Russia nominee emphasizes Trump's commitment to ending the war through direct negotiations with both Putin and Zelenskyy.
Responding to Donald Trump's comments about "understanding Russia's feelings" on Ukraine's NATO bid, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged against rushing to conclusions about US policy.
In a three-hour podcast, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that Donald Trump can stop Vladimir Putin. At the same time, he criticized Joe Biden’s approach to handling Russia's war in Ukraine.