US EditionTrump’s Ukraine Ceasefire Is Slipping Away
- The Trump administration sent letters to European capitals seeking support for Ukraine negotiations just before the Munich Security Conference, aiming to engage them in the diplomatic process.
- European countries expressed mixed reactions, attempting to form a coalition but facing challenges due to American reluctance to oversee the peace efforts.
- Despite Trump's pledge to end the war quickly, Russian forces still control about 18.3% of Ukrainian territory, and casualties remain high.
- Trump's administration seeks a ceasefire, but competing interests and a lack of trust from both Russia and Europe complicate the process.
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Trump’s 100 Days Of Failure In Ukraine
Editor's Note:TIPP Insights publishes a range of perspectives, even ones we fundamentally reject. The Editorial Board strongly disagrees with Carl Bildt’s framing of President Trump’s efforts in Ukraine. Trump is working to end a brutal conflict that the foreign policy elite—cheered on by Bildt—have prolonged under the hollow banner of an “as long as it takes” war. Europe, for all its sanctimony, has offered no viable path to peace. While millio…
Trump Should Just Set a Ukraine Ceasefire Date
Foreign Affairs Trump Should Just Set a Ukraine Ceasefire Date The president is apparently frustrated that European states are sabotaging his peace process with Russia. There is a simple solution to that. Immediately prior to the Munich Security Conference, the Trump administration did what might be considered a quiet diplomatic masterstroke. It sent letters to European capitals asking them two specific questions: What they would be willing to …
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