Kremlin says U.S. ties at a low but Russia is open to dialogue after Trump declares victory
Russia said on Wednesday that relations with the United States were at a historic low, but that the Kremlin was open to dialogue and would see what happens if Donald Trump returns to the White House in January.
A leaked copy of Trump's peace plan for Ukraine suggests a softer approach - but former head of MI6 Sir Richard Dearlove has ...
Authoritarian leaders Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping are more interested in challenging the US than cutting deals with it.
Many Russian officials were quick to celebrate Trump’s victory, eager for the possibility of a negotiation that favors their ...
Ukraine bonds have also rallied this week as investors grow hopeful that president-elect Donald Trump might try to broker a ...
Trump’s interactions with Zelenskyy are being closely watched as he prepares to take over the presidency on Jan. 20 and has ...
Trump is known to admire Putin, but the Russian leader has sought to emphasize that during Trump’s first term there were ...
President-elect Trump’s return to the White House has shaken NATO allies. Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander Admiral James ...
Trump’s victory comes at a precarious moment in the conflict for Kyiv as Russia makes gains in the eastern Donbas region, ...
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