
Four Years On, Ukraine War Still Divides Europe
As Kyiv commemorated the fourth anniversary of the invasion, Western leaders doubled down on backing for Ukraine.

As Kyiv commemorated the fourth anniversary of the invasion, Western leaders doubled down on backing for Ukraine.

Policewoman killed as several homemade explosive devices detonated in Ukrainian city.

Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff said the Geneva talks achieved “meaningful progress” toward resolving the conflict.

Kyiv’s anti-corruption agency detained the country’s former energy minister as he attempted to leave the country.

“We will move to elections when all the necessary security guarantees are in place,” the Ukrainian president said.

The proposal shows that Brussels is willing to override national vetoes and punish dissenting member states to get its way.

The next round of talks between Ukraine, Russia, and the United States on ending the war has been postponed until Wednesday.

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that Kyiv is prepared to engage in peace talks with Russia—even directly with Vladimir Putin.

The metro service in the Ukrainian capital has also been temporarily suspended.

The small Balkan state has been waiting to be allowed into the European Union for over 15 years, whereas a country currently at war claims it could join in 2027.