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3 weeks ago |
news.sky.com | Dominic Waghorn
Vladimir Putin made a mockery this week of Donald Trump's efforts to end the war in Ukraine. Far from punishing him for it, the US president went out of his way to dodge calls to get tough with the Russian leader. On Sunday, President Trump called on leaders of both Russia and Ukraine to meet. He posted: "President Putin of Russia wants to meet on Thursday, in Turkey, to negotiate a possible end to the BLOODBATH.
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3 weeks ago |
news.sky.com | Dominic Waghorn
In all the horrors of this war, the plight of thousands of civilians abducted by Russia is one of the worst, but is in danger of being overlooked. Warning: This report contains details of torture and sexual abuseTheir fate is not mentioned for instance in Donald Trump's peace plan currently being wrestled over, let alone any demands they are released by Russia. But their plight is truly horrific.
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3 weeks ago |
news.sky.com | Dominic Waghorn
If you want to make the world a better place, just do business and make deals. That is the essence of Donald Trump's foreign policy laid out unashamedly this week. And in the Middle East, it might just pay dividends. Can it work elsewhere, most of all to end Russia's war with Ukraine? Or will it make matters worse? For his critics, Trump's Middle East tour has been purely transactional and amoral. No lectures to the autocrats of the region about human rights. No pressure to make them more like America.
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3 weeks ago |
blackcountryradio.co.uk | Dominic Waghorn |in Kyiv
That is the essence of Donald Trump's foreign policy laid out unashamedly this week. And in the Middle East, it might just pay dividends. Can it work elsewhere, most of all to end Russia's war with Ukraine? Or will it make matters worse? For his critics, Trump's Middle East tour has been purely transactional and amoral. No lectures to the autocrats of the region about human rights. No pressure to make them more like America. But that's the point.
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3 weeks ago |
centralfm.co.uk | Dominic Waghorn |in Kyiv
That is the essence of Donald Trump's foreign policy laid out unashamedly this week. And in the Middle East, it might just pay dividends. Can it work elsewhere, most of all to end Russia's war with Ukraine? Or will it make matters worse? For his critics, Trump's Middle East tour has been purely transactional and amoral. No lectures to the autocrats of the region about human rights. No pressure to make them more like America. But that's the point.
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