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Ukraine-Russia War: Ukraine Calls for Trump-Zelensky Meeting in US This Week

Ukraine’s national security chief says Kyiv hopes to arrange a US visit for President Volodymyr Zelensky this month to complete a peace agreement with President Donald Trump. A US official told the BBC that Ukraine has “agreed to a peace deal”—though some details still need sorting out. The White House has not confirmed talks, but US and Russian representatives are set to meet in Abu Dhabi to discuss the plan. After fierce criticism from Europe, counter-proposals drafted by the UK, France, and Germany modified the initial US plan, removing recognition of Russian-held territories, allowing Ukraine a larger army, and keeping the door open to NATO membership. Zelensky welcomed these changes, calling the plan “doable,” and noting: “Many correct elements have been incorporated.” Despite ongoing negotiations, the war rages on. At least six people were killed overnight in Russian strikes on […]

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US Insists It Authored Ukraine Plan After Claims of Russian ‘Wish List’

The US government, led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, has reiterated that its controversial 28-point peace plan for Ukraine was drafted by the US, not Russia, despite claims from some US senators describing it as a Russian “wish list.” The plan, based on input from Russia and Ukraine, calls for Kyiv’s troop withdrawal from contested eastern regions, limits on Ukraine’s armed forces, and freezes battle lines in partially occupied areas. The proposal met with resistance from Ukrainian allies in Europe who claim it leaves Ukraine exposed and does not guarantee security for all Europeans. Details leaked from the plan include: Withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from eastern areas Russia has been unable to conquer. Limits on the size of Ukraine’s military. Recognition of Russian control over Donetsk, Luhansk, and Crimea. Freezing borders in Kherson and Zaporizhzhia along current battle lines. […]

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Ukraine Faces Pressure Over US War Plan

Ukraine has come under intense international pressure to respond to a US proposal for ending the war, which includes many of Russia’s hardline demands. The 28-point plan—welcomed by Putin but resisted by President Zelensky—would force Ukraine to cede land, reduce its army, and rule out NATO membership, while offering “security guarantees” and partial recovery funds from frozen Russian assets. US President Trump gave Ukraine less than a week to decide; Kyiv is reviewing alternatives, with European leaders insisting any deal must not “betray” Ukraine’s interests. European Commission chief von der Leyen declared that “nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine,” as Kyiv holds emergency talks with France, Germany, and Britain. Putin threatened more land seizures if Kyiv rejects the offer, emphasizing that Russia would regain territory, rejoin the global economy, and the G8 under the plan. Ukrainians remain divided, with some fearing […]

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Russia: No Official US Peace Plan Yet For Ukraine Crisis

Russia says it has not received any official proposal from the US for a peace plan on Ukraine, despite widespread leaks of a draft deal—including major concessions by Kyiv such as ceding Donetsk areas, reducing troop size, and opting out of NATO membership. Moscow described the plan as “heavily slanted” toward Russian interests. Ukrainian President Zelensky and officials gave careful, noncommittal statements, expressing readiness to discuss proposals with the Trump administration. White House sources say the plan resulted from talks with senior Ukrainian officials. Other world leaders, including Germany’s foreign minister and the EU, say the document is only a “list of topics and options” at this stage. Russian strikes continue, killing civilians in Zaporizhzhia and Dnipropetrovsk. Moscow remains open to peace talks but insists any deal must address its core demands—seen by Kyiv as tantamount to capitulation. The draft […]

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Parliament Denies Bagbin-Akufo-Addo Negotiations Over Vacant Seats.

Parliament has refuted claims circulating in the media that Speaker Alban Bagbin and President Nana Akufo-Addo are engaged in negotiations regarding the vacant seats in the legislative body. Recent reports had suggested that the two leaders were holding talks to resolve issues surrounding unoccupied seats, particularly amid political tension. However, in a swift response, a parliamentary spokesperson described these reports as false, emphasizing that there has been no such engagement between the Speaker and the President.The controversy over vacant seats stems from the resignation of several Members of Parliament and the ongoing debate over by-elections. The alleged discussions were said to involve attempts to avoid further escalation of the issue, but Parliament insists that no formal talks are ongoing between its leadership and the executive arm of government.The situation remains fluid, with both political parties closely monitoring the developments. Parliament […]

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