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History offers an answer to Russia-Ukraine war
Russia and Ukraine cannot continue fighting forever. Somehow or other, sooner or later, peace will come. Recent events offer little hope for reconciliation, granted. A wider view of history, however, reveals how the smallest of agreements can lead to the greatest of victories: The victory of peace over war.
A Russian court handed down a prison sentence of nearly three years to Darya Kozyreva, a young activist who used 19th-century ...
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said some progress on a peace settlement had already been made but that contacts with ...
The Trump administration is ready to recognize Russian control of Crimea as part of the US proposal to drive an end to the ...
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Thursday that Moscow was ready to continue ...
Russia has responded to Donald Trump's repeated warnings after the US threatened to withdraw their involvement in peace talks ...
Denmark said it will send unarmed soldiers to Ukraine to learn drone warfare, but Russia said their location would be a ...
With about 30,000 to 45,000 Russian troops killed or injured in Ukraine each month, Moscow can likely only afford another 12 ...
The Trump administration’s patience with peace-making for Ukraine, always painfully thin, now appears to be running out ...
There are flashpoints in Russia's war in Ukraine across sports, but tennis' calendar and individual matchups make it a ...
U.S. proposes a ceasefire plan for Russia-Ukraine war, allowing Moscow to retain occupied territories, raising NATO and EU ...
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