Pope Francis’s funeral in Rome brought together world leaders and provided a rare opportunity for cautious optimism about the future of peace talks in Ukraine. But the road ahead promises to be extremely difficult,

Last week, the president issued a rare rebuke of Putin while later suggesting that the Russian leader may not be serious about wanting peace.

This week could be a turning point in the Russia-Ukraine war. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says a peace deal is within reach — but still not there yet. Meanwhile, Russia announces a surprising 3-day ceasefire from May 8 to 10,

The US, Ukraine, and Russia are increasingly discussing possible ways to end the war. US President Donald Trump has his own peace plan, while the Kremlin is issuing ultimatums, and Kyiv insists on its fundamental positions.

President Vladimir Putin is open to peace in Ukraine and intense work is going on with the United States, but the conflict is so complicated that the rapid progress which Washington wants is difficult to achieve,

President Vladimir Putin is open to peace in Ukraine and intense work is going on with the United States, but the conflict is so complicated that the rapid progress that Washington wants is difficult to achieve,

President Donald Trump reflected on his private meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Rome, calling it a "moment of solace."

US President Donald Trump commented on his recent meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during the events at the funeral of Pope Francis in the Vatican. The head of state described it as a moment of solace,

President Volodymyr Zelensky reportedly pressed U.S. President Donald Trump to return to his original proposal of an unconditional ceasefire as the starting point for peace talks.