
Trump’s Agenda: Ukraine and Iran
The separate meetings with Zelensky and Netanyahu reflect an attempt to present Ukraine and Israel as forward positions in the same Western defence.

The separate meetings with Zelensky and Netanyahu reflect an attempt to present Ukraine and Israel as forward positions in the same Western defence.

At his annual end-of-year press conference Friday, the Russian president laid out the Russian narrative on how the war in Ukraine might end.

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Leaders of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation highlighted efforts to strengthen non-Western partnerships and “address global challenges.”

“No meeting between Zelensky and Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin is planned,” Sergei Lavrov said.