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Trump Claims He is the Key Arbiter of Any Ukraine Peace Deal Ahead of Meeting with Zelensky
In an exclusive interview, President Trump asserted that he holds the key to any peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, stating that Ukrainian President Zelensky cannot finalize any agreements without his approval. As Zelensky prepares to present a new peace plan during their upcoming meeting, the dynamics of the discussion will significantly influence Ukraine's diplomatic efforts.
Russian Foreign Ministry: Europe Has Not Considered Peace for Ukraine
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova criticized Europe for not considering peace in Ukraine, asserting that European and Western supporters of Kyiv are focused solely on prolonging the conflict. She emphasized Russia's willingness to engage in dialogue, provided that international law is respected.
Rejecting Poor Sensationalism, Russian Foreign Ministry Denies Secret Talks with South Korea on North Korean Nuclear Issues
The Russian Foreign Ministry has denied any discussions with South Korea regarding North Korean nuclear issues, asserting that such claims are sensationalized. Spokesperson Maria Zakharova emphasized that Russia's cooperation with North Korea is based on long-term strategic interests and will continue regardless of external political pressures.
US and Ukraine Claim Latest Talks Were 'Constructive', Foreign Media: No 'Significant Breakthrough'
The U.S. and Ukraine have released statements claiming that recent talks were productive, but foreign media report that there were no significant breakthroughs in resolving the Ukraine crisis. Discussions focused on coordinating strategies and key documents, yet no solutions to major obstacles were reached, and future meeting arrangements remain unclear.
How are Russia, the U.S., and Ukraine negotiating? Foreign media observes a detail
Recent talks between Russia, Ukraine, and the U.S. in Florida were described as 'productive and constructive' by U.S. envoy Witkoff, although no significant progress was reported. The discussions highlighted ongoing divisions among the parties regarding the Ukraine crisis, with no direct talks between Russia and Ukraine taking place. The situation remains complex, with both sides still far apart on key issues.
US and Ukraine Claim Latest Talks Were 'Constructive', Foreign Media: No 'Significant Breakthrough'
The United States and Ukraine have issued statements claiming that recent talks were productive and constructive, but foreign media suggest there were no significant breakthroughs in resolving the Ukraine crisis. Discussions included a peace plan and security guarantees, but key obstacles remain unresolved, with no follow-up meetings announced.
Thailand and Cambodia Confirm Attendance at ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Special Meeting
Cambodia and Thailand have confirmed their attendance at the ASEAN Foreign Ministers' special meeting in Malaysia, aimed at addressing ongoing tensions at their border. The meeting's success in achieving a ceasefire will depend on the assessment of the Thai military and the sincerity of both parties in seeking a resolution.
Putin Discusses Ukrainian Presidential Election Again, Zelensky Responds
Ukrainian President Zelensky responded to Russian President Putin's comments about the legitimacy of Ukraine's government and elections, asserting that the timing and manner of elections should not be dictated by Putin. Zelensky emphasized that discussions with the U.S. regarding election security have taken place, while the situation remains tense with ongoing military actions and diplomatic talks.
Hu Jiping: To Realize the Concept of a 'Symbiotic Nation,' We Must Abandon Cold War and Zero-Sum Game Thinking
Hu Jiping emphasized the importance of neighboring diplomacy for China's national rejuvenation during the 2026 Global Times Annual Conference. He criticized recent remarks by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, stating they have undermined the political foundation of China-Japan relations established by key historical documents. Hu called for Japan to return to the principles outlined in these documents to stabilize bilateral relations.
Foreign Media: Macron Calls on Europe to Re-engage with Putin in the 'Coming Weeks'
French President Emmanuel Macron has urged Europe to find ways to re-engage with Russian President Vladimir Putin in light of ongoing U.S. efforts to mediate peace between Russia and Ukraine. He believes that establishing a dialogue is in Europe's interest and should be pursued in the coming weeks.
Venezuela Seeks UN Aid Amid US Pressure, Guterres: Will Assist in Easing Tensions
Venezuelan President Maduro has called on the UN to resist US threats and seek assistance amid increasing pressure from Washington. In a recent phone call with UN Secretary-General Guterres, Maduro emphasized the need for diplomatic solutions to the escalating tensions, while the US continues its military operations in the region under the guise of anti-drug efforts. The situation remains critical as Venezuela seeks international support to defend its sovereignty.
The UN Security Council Will Hold an Emergency Meeting to Discuss the Situation in Venezuela
The UN Security Council is set to hold an emergency meeting on December 23 to address the situation in Venezuela, following a request from the Venezuelan government. The meeting aims to discuss U.S. actions perceived as aggressive towards Venezuela and the importance of resolving disputes through diplomatic channels.