WASHINGTON, Sept 9 (Reuters) - U.S. President Joe Biden's administration has sent Congress a classified report on its strategy for the war in Ukraine, three sources said on Monday, months after a ...

European countries are considering purchasing American weapons in case US President Donald Trump refuses to provide direct ...

More than two dozen liberal House members are calling on President Joe Biden to shift course in his Ukraine strategy and pursue ... In a letter sent to Biden on Monday, the group of 30 Democrats ...

Ukraine must shift its foreign policy strategy to appeal to American conservative media and Trump’s goals by emphasizing what ...

Although Congress failed on the border bill, Singh said she was confident lawmakers could approve a package, though she warned that failing to give Ukraine more money would “send a dangerous ...

FIRST ON FOX: Republicans on the House Budget Committee are demanding a full accounting of all funds sent ... strategy for providing U.S. assistance in Ukraine," the letter reads, asserting that ...

Send an email ... and is committed to Ukraine’s long-term success.” Though it may be disheartening to hear that the war will persist, the real question is whether this strategy—pushing ...

Ukraine historically has struggled to attract foreign direct investment, and war-related uncertainty has further deterred investors. Third, current Western strategies are blind to both those ...

By law, the president must tell Congress which weapons it draws down for onward transfer to an ally. So the only surplus systems the White House can legally send to Ukraine for the foreseeable ...

In early August, the Biden administration sent a supplemental appropriations ... how the $44.4 billion in security assistance to Ukraine is being directed. USAID made public a report to Congress ...

The strategy ... if Ukraine will stop, the war will not stop,” said Cherniev. “If Russia will stop, the war will end.” Veronika Melkozerova and Daniel Lippman contributed to this report.