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Trump Says He Had ‘Very Good’ Call With Zelensky on Russia Cease-Fire Efforts

Conversation with Ukrainian leader comes as signs of strain emerge in partial truce brokered a day earlier

By Ian Lovett, Alexander Osipovich and Alan Cullison, The Wall Street Journal
Trump Says He Had ‘Very Good’ Call With Zelensky on Russia Cease-Fire Efforts

Greeks See Russia, U.S. Most Aligned With Country’s Interests, TO BHMA Survey Shows

A survey conducted by the research firm GoodAffairs for the digital edition of To BHMA captured Greek public opinion on various key issues, revealing general attitudes and political complexities. The analysis includes correlations between respondents’ views and their domestic party preferences. The survey was conducted in early March with a sample of over 2,000 voters […]

Greeks See Russia, U.S. Most Aligned With Country’s Interests, TO BHMA Survey Shows

Russia Presents Demands to End Ukraine War

Russia has presented the U.S. with a list of demands aimed at ending the war in Ukraine and resetting relations with Washington. 

Russia Presents Demands to End Ukraine War
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Russia’s Withering Economy Is Tricky Place to Do Deals—Even for Trump

Country’s oil, minerals can be hard to reach, and threat of Kremlin intervention casts long shadow

By Georgi Kantchev and Joe Wallace, The Wall Street Journal
Russia’s Withering Economy Is Tricky Place to Do Deals—Even for Trump

Mitsotakis on US – Ukraine Agreement: Now Russia Must Respond

The Greek PM commented on the proposed ceasefire on his X account.

Mitsotakis on US – Ukraine Agreement: Now Russia Must Respond

Russia Signals Willingness to Discuss Temporary Ceasefire in Ukraine

“This is a process we are closely monitoring, as the EU is positioning Russia as its primary adversary,” Peskov told reporters.

Russia Signals Willingness to Discuss Temporary Ceasefire in Ukraine
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Two Small Adversaries of Russia and China Are Swapping Notes to Survive

Taiwan and the Czech Republic work to boost each other in business and security despite superpower headwinds

By Daniel Michaels, The Wall Street Journal
Two Small Adversaries of Russia and China Are Swapping Notes to Survive

Nord Stream 2 – U.S., Russia in Secret Talks to Open Pipeline, FT, BILD Report

According to reports by BILD and the Financial Times, secret negotiations are underway between U.S. and Russian representatives regarding the possible reopening of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, with the U.S. potentially receiving a share of the revenues. The German newspaper BILD reports that for weeks, discussions have been taking place in Switzerland to […]

Nord Stream 2 – U.S., Russia in Secret Talks to Open Pipeline, FT, BILD Report

U.S. Orders Suspension of Offensive Cyber Operations Against Russia

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered the American cybersecurity agency to suspend all its activities related to Russia, including offensive cyber operations, U.S. media reported on Sunday. The suspension of these operations is part of a broader review of U.S. activities concerning Russia, and its duration remains uncertain, The New York Times reported. The […]

U.S. Orders Suspension of Offensive Cyber Operations Against Russia

Europe’s Costly Dilemma: Paying the Price for a US-Russia Deal on Ukraine

If forced to foot the bill for Ukraine’s recovery while maintaining its own struggling economies, Europe will face a near-impossible choice

By Dr. Nikolaos Lampas
Europe’s Costly Dilemma: Paying the Price for a US-Russia Deal on Ukraine

Explosion at Russian Consulate in Marseille Amid Rising Tensions

Russian state news agency TASS, citing sources from the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, suggested that the explosion had the hallmarks of a "terrorist attack."

Explosion at Russian Consulate in Marseille Amid Rising Tensions

Greek MFA Marks Third Anniversary of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

Greece reaffirms support for international law, condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine while highlighting concerns for the Greek diaspora in Mariupol.

Greek MFA Marks Third Anniversary of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
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Trump Wants to End the War Fast. Russia Has Its Own Timetable.

Kremlin sees advantage in drawn-out Ukraine talks and using the battlefield to shape negotiations.

By Thomas Grove and Alan Cullison
Trump Wants to End the War Fast. Russia Has Its Own Timetable.

U.S.-Russia Talks to Advance, U.S.-Ukraine Near Mineral Deal

U.S. and Russia plan second round of talks despite Ukraine objections; Trump-Putin meeting under consideration.

U.S.-Russia Talks to Advance, U.S.-Ukraine Near Mineral Deal
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U.S., Russia’s First High-Level Talks in Years Yield New Initiatives

First high-profile meeting with Moscow since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine rattles Washington’s allies

By Michael R. Gordon, The Wall Street Journal
U.S., Russia’s First High-Level Talks in Years Yield New Initiatives
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A New Spy Unit Is Leading Russia’s Shadow War Against the West

The operations of Moscow’s Department of Special Tasks have included attempted killings, sabotage and a plot to put incendiary devices on planes

By Bojan Pancevski, The Wall Street Journal
A New Spy Unit Is Leading Russia’s Shadow War Against the West

Europe Alarmed by U.S.-Russia Talks; Greek Officials Fear Exclusion

As U.S.-Russia talks spark European alarm, some Greek officials protest being sidelined from the emergency summit in Paris.

Europe Alarmed by U.S.-Russia Talks; Greek Officials Fear Exclusion
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Trump Administration Officials to Meet With Russian Counterparts on Ukraine War

The Monday meeting in Saudi Arabia follows on heels of the U.S. president’s call last week with Vladimir Putin

By Michael R. Gordon, Maggie Severns and Tarini Parti, The Wall Street Journal
Trump Administration Officials to Meet With Russian Counterparts on Ukraine War
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‘Did You Forget About Marc Fogel?’: An American Teacher Is Released From Russian Prison

His mother lobbied Trump at a campaign event in Butler, Pa., just before an assassination attempt. Now her son is back.

By Drew Hinshaw and Joe Parkinson, The Wall Street Journal
‘Did You Forget About Marc Fogel?’: An American Teacher Is Released From Russian Prison

Threatening Emails Sent to Greek Schools From Russian IP Addresses

The emails were written in English and warned of the existence of an explosive device in the schools. Similar threats were sent last Monday to school units in Slovenia

Threatening Emails Sent to Greek Schools From Russian IP Addresses

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