President Donald Trump is hoping that separate phone calls Monday with Russian leader Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President ...

Trump has struggled to end a war that began with Russia's invasion in February 2022, making these conversations a serious test.

MOSCOW, May 19 (Reuters) - Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin spoke by telephone on Monday, the third officially announced call this year between the presidents of the United States and Russia.

A two-hour-plus call was an eyebrow-raising shift in both substance and tone from Donald Trump: there was no demand for ...

Trump has previously criticized those assaults as counterproductive but made no mention of the latest attack as he recounted his call with Putin. Although Trump seemed confident after Monday’s ...

Trump appeared to accept Putin’s demand to postpone a ceasefire until after negotiations, and there was little to indicate ...

Before Trump’s call with Putin, European leaders spoke to the US ... “I don’t think that’s going to have any impact on Trump’s way of talking to Putin.” “Trump understands that ...

President Donald Trump is hoping separate phone calls Monday with Russian leader Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will make progress toward a ceasefire in the war in ...

Following the call Trump said Kyiv and Moscow would begin ceasefire negotiations ‘immediately.’ But Putin said the Kremlin was ready to work with Ukraine on a “possible ceasefire for a ...

Trump held a phone call with the Russian president and highlighted what he and Putin discussed during their two-hour call.

The Trump administration appears to be losing patience with Russian President Vladimir Putin, even as President Trump offers ...

He has covered immigration issues extensively, including the root causes of migration to the U.S., its impact ... Trump posted: "Just completed my two hour call with President Vladimir Putin ...