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Lost Patience? Trump Wants Zelensky to Sign the 'Pre-Christmas Pact'
Ukrainian President Zelensky faces pressure from U.S. President Trump to accept a 'peace plan' before Christmas, amid urgent diplomatic efforts in Europe. Zelensky expressed concerns about the plan's implications for Ukraine's territorial integrity and unity with European allies, while Trump urged him to 'accept reality' regarding the ongoing conflict.
Trump's Son-in-Law 'Is Back'
Jared Kushner, son-in-law of Donald Trump, has become a pivotal figure in the latest U.S.-led peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine. Following his involvement in facilitating a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, Kushner is now focusing on the Ukraine crisis, attempting to leverage his diplomatic experience to broker peace amidst ongoing tensions. Critics question his lack of formal government role, suggesting it allows him to sidestep conflict of interest regulations.
Cuba Denies Contact with the U.S. Regarding Venezuela's Internal Affairs: Absurd and Untrue
Cuba has denied any contact with the U.S. regarding Venezuela's internal affairs, calling such reports absurd. The Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister accused certain U.S. factions of trying to create a rift between Cuba and Venezuela and criticized U.S. military actions in the region under the guise of drug enforcement.
U.S. Media: Ukraine Believes U.S. Pressure on Ukraine Exceeds That on Russia, U.S. Officials Deny
Ukrainian officials claim that the U.S. is exerting greater pressure on President Zelensky than on Russia regarding a proposed peace plan. They believe the U.S. conditions have become more stringent, while U.S. officials deny this, asserting that they are also pressuring Russia. The situation reflects ongoing diplomatic tensions surrounding the conflict.
The Only Solution is to Withdraw Erroneous Statements Regarding Taiwan as Soon as Possible (International Forum)
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's statements regarding Taiwan have provoked strong dissatisfaction from China, damaging mutual trust and impacting various sectors in Japan. The article argues that the only solution is for Takaichi to retract her statements and issue a public apology to stabilize Japan-China relations.
U.S. Media Reports: Israel and Qatar Hold Secret Meeting in New York to Rebuild Relations
A trilateral meeting took place in New York on December 7 between the U.S., Israel, and Qatar to mend relations damaged by an Israeli airstrike in Doha. This high-level meeting follows a series of diplomatic tensions and aims to restore Qatar's role in mediating between Israel and Hamas.
Frequent U.S. Military Actions Stir Latin American Situation; Protests Against Military Intervention in Venezuela Erupt in Over 60 Cities Across the U.S.
The U.S. has increased military actions in Latin America, leading to protests in over 60 U.S. cities against intervention in Venezuela. Activists warn that such actions could destabilize the region further, advocating for diplomatic solutions instead.
Foreign Media: UN Security Council Delegation's First Visit to Syria
The UN Security Council delegation has made its first visit to Syria, entering through the Lebanese border. The visit aims to meet with Syrian officials and assess the situation in the country, while also expressing support for an inclusive transition after years of civil war.
Russian Foreign Ministry: Japan's Recent Militaristic Remarks on Taiwan Are Provocative and Unconstitutional
The Russian Foreign Ministry criticized Japan's recent militaristic statements regarding Taiwan, labeling them as provocative and unconstitutional. Spokesperson Maria Zakharova emphasized that Japan's actions violate its constitution and exacerbate regional tensions, while reaffirming Russia's support for China's sovereignty over Taiwan.
No Peace Compromise Reached, Exclusion of Ukraine and Europe Sparks Interpretation, Putin Talks with US Envoy for 5 Hours
Russian President Putin held a five-hour meeting with US envoys but no compromise was reached regarding the proposed 'Russia-Ukraine peace plan.' NATO Secretary-General stated that despite US efforts for peace, NATO will continue to supply weapons to Ukraine. Tensions remain high as both sides maintain their hardline positions amid ongoing military actions in the Black Sea.
The US and Russia Discuss 'Peace Plan' Separately with Ukraine, but Miss NATO Foreign Ministers Meeting
The US has engaged in separate talks with Ukraine and Russia regarding a 'peace plan' to resolve the ongoing conflict, with both sides exchanging views but failing to reach a compromise. Notably, US Secretary of State Rubio's absence from a NATO foreign ministers meeting raised eyebrows, as the meeting focused on support for Ukraine amidst ongoing tensions. The situation remains complex, with both sides continuing to assert their positions on key issues such as territorial disputes and NATO membership.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister: The U.S. Has Invited a Ukrainian Delegation to Continue Peace Talks Soon
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kuleba announced that the U.S. has invited a Ukrainian delegation to continue peace talks following a recent meeting between U.S. representatives and Russian President Putin. The discussions are based on a 20-point document from previous negotiations, with sensitive issues awaiting final decisions from world leaders.