President Trump shrugged off questions Thursday about whether countries are taking the U.S.’s “economic D-Day” threats seriously after reports that Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to meet

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The exchange pointed to a turning point in the politics of the war, as Kyiv concluded that appeals to personal favor, transactional concessions, and symbolic gestures could not overcome a deeper realignment in Trump’s approach to Russia’s brutal war.

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Traditional foreign policy experts look at Eastern Europe and see a frozen crisis. They look at the map and see standard troop positions and old treaties. To them, the deadlock cannot be broken. But Washington is looking at the board differently.

The US-Russia peace process became another victim of President Donald Trump’s transactional diplomatic preferences.

Seated beside Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on the eve of the NATO summit in Ankara, President Donald Trump did more than field reporters’ questions. His remarks ranged across Iran, Ukraine, NATO, Turkey, Greenland and China, touching nearly ...