The presidents of Ukraine and Russia "have not been exactly best friends," U.S. President Donald Trump said earlier this week, as he pushed for an in-person meeting.

The Hill's Drew Petrimoulx chats with White House Columnist Niall Stanage about the Trump administration's efforts to negotiate a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, including working on setting up a trilateral meeting with President's Donald Trump,

Donald Trump has suggested direct talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, which would be their first meeting in over three years of the war. The two leaders last met in December 2019 during the Normandy Format talks,

Zelenskyy and Trump expressed hope that Monday's critical talks with Ukrainian and European leaders at the White House could lead to trilateral talks with Putin.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt on Tuesday eviscerated The New York Times’ Shawn McCreesh for asking why President Donald

President Trump said Monday he spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin following meetings at the White House with top European leaders and began arranging a potential bilateral meeting

Trump schedules back-to-back diplomatic meetings with Russia's Putin and Ukraine's Zelenskyy in coming weeks according to Fox News reports.

President Donald Trump says he has begun arrangements for a face-to-face meeting between Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskyy to discuss a pathway to end Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

President Trump said Tuesday that it would be “better” if Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met without him first as Trump pushes the leaders to bring an end to the more than three-year-long war in Eastern Europe.

In a day of diplomatic maneuvers, Europeans argued that Kyiv should not yield key cities, and Trump designated Rubio to draft security guarantees.

Ukrainian and European leaders are likely to push back hard on Russia’s demands, but risk casting themselves – in the eyes of the White House, at least – as obstacles to peace.

Vladimir Putin appeared with a full face of make-up when he was seen for the first time after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed the Russian leader was "dying"