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Zelensky says he wants Russia-Ukraine war to end by ‘diplomatic means’ in 2025

Donald Trump · Ukraine

Zelensky says he wants Russia-Ukraine war to end by ‘diplomatic means’ in 2025

38% Right coverage: 110 sources

Ukraine must do everything possible to end the war through diplomatic means, President Volodymyr Zelensky said in a wide-ranging interview with Suspilne broadcast on Nov. 16. During the interview, he told the broadcaster that he does not believe Russian President Vladimir Putin wants peace but will instead use negotiations to reintegrate himself among Western countries that have isolated him since the start of the full-scale invasion.See the Story

Germany's Scholz speaks with Putin in first contact since Dec 2022

Viktor Orbán · Brussels

Germany's Scholz speaks with Putin in first contact since Dec 2022

38% Left coverage: 84 sources

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke on the phone for an hour on Friday afternoon, a German government source said on Friday.See the Story

Japanese troops will train with US and Australian forces as concerns over China grow

Lloyd Austin · Japan

Japanese troops will train with US and Australian forces as concerns over China grow

41% Center coverage: 39 sources

Japan will send troops for joint training with U.S. Marines and Australian forces in northern Australia, the countries’ defense ministers said Sunday, as they expressed concern about a spate of confrontations with China’s increasingly assertive military. Australia’s Defense Minister Richard Marles hosted his U.S. and Japanese counterparts, Lloyd Austin and Nakatani Gen for talks in Darwin.See the Story

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