The Kremlin sent Kirill Dmitriev to Washington as cease-fire sputters and Trump grows impatient.

One of the largest rounds of conscription to Russia’s military for several years is underway, as President Vladimir Putin pushes ahead with an expansion of the country’s military at a crucial moment in the war in Ukraine.

The appeal by some of Kyiv's key western allies is an attempt to call Moscow out on its willingness to reach a ceasefire. Emerging from three days of meetings with North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) foreign ministers in Brussels,

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has warned that is country will not accept US President Donald Trump’s peace proposals while Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky remains in power. The statement from one of Putin’s officials has followed threats from Trump to impose secondary tariffs on Russian oil imports unless Moscow agrees to “stop the

US President Donald Trump said he thinks Vladimir Putin wants peace. Ukraine and its European allies don’t believe he does. More than anything, Putin wants to see a new global order — with Russia playing a starring role.

Vladimir Putin conscripts 160,000 Russian troops in biggest military call-up in over a decade - The draft came as Washington officials said the likelihood of Russia and Ukraine reaching a peace accord

The meeting between US and Russian officials was held as the Trump administration continues to press Russia and Ukraine to agree to a ceasefire.

Elon Musk's father, Errol Musk, said Thursday that a certain admiration exists within his family toward Russian President Vladimir Putin. Errol Musk, 79, is a South African businessman and former Pretoria City Council member who has spoken openly about his son's successes and failures.