Diplomacy

In central Stockholm, paint was dropped from a drone onto the territory of the Russian Trade Mission at night. Moscow demands explanations and action from Sweden.

Representatives of the US and Iran will hold a third round of talks on Iran's nuclear program on April 26 in Oman, discussing the results of technical consultations.

Ukraine and the United States signed a key memorandum that paves the way for economic partnership and the creation of a Fund for investments in the reconstruction of Ukrainian infrastructure.

During talks in Washington, Giorgia Meloni seeks to persuade Trump to revise tariffs threatening the Italian economy, while maintaining EU unity.

After productive negotiations in Paris, diplomats from the US, Europe and Ukraine agreed to meet again in London to discuss details of a potential ceasefire.

On April 14 in Luxembourg, EU foreign ministers will discuss increasing pressure on Russia, supporting Ukraine, the situation in Gaza, and dialogue with Palestine.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk will discuss bilateral relations, EU policy, and international agenda in Warsaw.

The U.S. will gain access to areas around the Panama Canal for training and humanitarian operations — but Panama has ruled out the establishment of military bases.

Trump’s special representative Steve Witkoff has arrived in Russia and is set to meet with Putin on Friday — with a ceasefire in the war with Ukraine and new sanctions hanging in the balance.

The leaders of Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan held their first joint summit and reached an agreement on defining borders, opening a new chapter for the region.

A meeting of leaders from over 30 EU countries was held in Paris to discuss how to help Ukraine and ensure security in Europe. The main focus was on weapons and sanctions.

During a meeting in Saudi Arabia, Ukraine and the U.S. agreed on key steps to de-escalate the war and prevent attacks on energy infrastructure.

China's Foreign Ministry has denied reports about the possible deployment of peacekeepers to Ukraine, emphasizing that Beijing remains focused on diplomatic conflict resolution.

The U.S. is reaching out to Iran with a proposal for a new nuclear deal, focusing on diplomacy and aiming to prevent military confrontation.

EU foreign ministers are meeting today in Brussels to discuss aid to Ukraine, sanctions against Russia, and the situation in the Middle East. The decisions could impact Europe’s future.

Allies are prepared for further measures if the President of Russia does not agree to support a ceasefire in Ukraine: key countries have announced new sanctions and military assistance.

Mike Waltz stated that Kyiv might have to make territorial concessions to Moscow as part of the peace negotiations being discussed with both sides.

Kyiv has agreed to the US proposal for a temporary ceasefire, but with the condition of a simultaneous step from Russia. The decision now lies with the Kremlin.

The Ukrainian delegation, led by Andriy Yermak, will meet with American representatives in Saudi Arabia to discuss a ceasefire and strategic cooperation.