Speaking to a group of media outlets by telephone, the Ukrainian president stated that he had had no recent contact with former Defence Minister Fedorov. And on the possibility of a trilateral meeting with Moscow: “The sooner, the better.”

Witkoff and Kushner discuss negotiating positions, whilst the Russian president has never ceased to respond by citing the ‘root causes’: the denazification and demilitarisation of Ukraine. The European approach that can (and must) change

The band’s new album tells the story of a soldier killed by a drone. Before them came U2, Ed Sheeran, Pink Floyd and the Scorpions. Four years of music set against a conflict that risks becoming nothing more than an image on a screen

On the anniversary of Ukraine’s independence from the Soviet Union, the coalition aims to implement the plan announced yesterday by Zelensky. Another key issue is the supply of long-range missiles. The Italian Prime Minister said: “New generators will be sent to maintain the power grid”

Pyongyang is assisting Putin not only with troops but also with KN-23 and KN-24 missiles launched in attacks on Ukrainian cities. Seoul is observing the situation but cannot supply lethal equipment due to its own constitutional restrictions on the matter

Who wrote to the editor, Claudio Cerasa

On her return from her meeting with Zelensky, Maga – one of the world’s best-known influencers – has completely reversed the rhetoric she has espoused in recent years: “We have nothing to gain from Russia; we have a great deal to gain from Ukraine”

“We can offer Europeans everything, even our mistakes,” says Ihor Fedirko, head of the Ukrainian Council for the Defence Industry (UCDI), an organisation that brings together key companies in Ukraine’s private defence sector. Moscow’s strong points. Ukraine in the wake of the reshuffles