In his first face-to-face meeting with Volodymyr Zelenskyy in more than four years, Donald Trump said he’d work with Ukraine and Russia to find a solution that’s “good for both sides” to end the war and emphasized he has strong relationships with both the Ukrainian president and Russian President Vladimir Putin. “We have a very […]
Ukraine is bracing for the Republican candidate and NATO-skeptic’s potential return to the White House.
An impeachement procedure brought against French President Emmanuel Macron by the far-left La France insoumise (LFI) was deemed admissible by the bureau of the National Assembly on Tuesday (17 September), by 12 votes to 10.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy sends “best wishes” to the Republican candidate, while the International Legion dismisses any connection with Ryan Wesley Routh.
The former president was unharmed.
He has repeatedly accused Kamala Harris and Democrats of hiding the state of Biden’s health.
The former president’s eldest sons are gearing up to launch a new cryptocurrency venture.
The leaders of the hard-left party France Unbowed (LFI) have accused President Emmanuel Macron of an “institutional coup against democracy” for refusing to appoint a left-wing prime minister.
Fresh spat in the left-wing New Popular Front alliance is good news for the Macron camp, which hopes to benefit from a fragmented opposition.
Leaders of the leftist France insoumise (LFI) party have threatened to initiate impeachment proceedings against President Emmanuel Macron for what they describe as an “institutional coup against democracy” in the appointment of the next prime minister….
“There’s nobody that feels worse about the Ukraine situation than I do,” Trump tells X owner during their two-hour chat.
President Joe Biden may no longer be on the 2024 ballot — but his legacy is. And former President Donald Trump would have multiple tools to thwart his ambitions on energy, infrastructure and climate change.
Leadership warned lawmakers during a closed-door meeting to focus on the vice president’s record, not her race.
As Richard Nixon and LBJ showed, U.S. presidents leave the fight when their own side gives up.
“There is no shame in taking a well deserved bow to the overflowing appreciation of the crowd when your arm is tired out,” Raskin wrote in a letter.
It’s doubtful the conviction will have any lasting impact on Trump’s election prospects, and will likely only accelerate the downward spiral of tit-for-tat partisan retaliation.
“We’re trying to turn the Titanic,” one Democratic lawmaker said.
The alleged arrangements would be some of the closest known links between a Biden relative and a foreign government.
The once and possibly future US president blames the country for his political woes.
In an exclusive interview, the president of Ukraine talks about his outreach to Trump, stalled Ukraine aid and Russia’s growing influence in the U.S.
Gordon Sondland, who served as Trump’s EU ambassador, said he wasn’t being paid by the country.
It isn’t Mitch McConnell’s party anymore.
Jim Biden played a major role in a company called Americore, which the government has accused of massive Medicare fraud.
Republican lawmakers are preparing to make a decision as soon as January about whether or not to draft articles of impeachment.
The president’s son may now face two criminal trials in 2024.
Ukraine’s security service says MP was undermining Kyiv-Washington relations under Russian military intelligence orders.
The president hasn’t been shown to have committed wrongdoing, but a POLITICO review of recent developments casts doubts on several statements.
President blamed the ruling party for damaging Georgia’s European future through attempting the impeachment.
Georgia’s Constitutional Court has authorised the impeachment of pro-Western president Salomé Zourabichvili after the governing Dream party said she held meetings in the EU without the government’s approval.
Back in the 1990s, as then-Speaker Gingrich put it, Republicans could at least “afford to have five or six people be idiots.”
The unfounded ‘Euromaidan’ claims come as the former Soviet republic’s government builds ties with Moscow and turns its back on the EU.
While Biden talks up democracy on the world stage at UNGA, he’s got the UAW strike, impeachment inquiry and a son’s legal troubles to deal with back home.
A Delaware grand jury charged the president’s son with illegally owning a gun as a drug user.
It’s not clear that seeking a more direct clash with the president will help the beleaguered speaker find the conservative votes he needs to fund the government.
A high-profile visit from Josep Borrell comes amid warnings Russian influence is rising in the country, and as Brussels fights over accession deadlines.
Georgia’s ruling party said on Friday (1 September) that it would begin impeachment proceedings against the president due to her visits to the European Union which were made against the will of the government, Georgian news agency Interpress reported.
The governing Georgian Dream party is accusing the president of violating the constitution.
Here’s what we learned about special counsel Jack Smith’s new case.
