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JD Vance issues fresh Zelensky criticism as Trump pauses US aid to Ukraine

Defence Secretary John Healey is expected to visit the US later this week for talks with his counterpart Pete Hegseth.

Evening Standard

JD Vance says US economic stake in Ukraine is best guarantee of its security

Vice-president says best counter to Russian threat is to ‘give Americans economic upside in the future of Ukraine’

The Guardian - US

Trump administration briefing: Vance defends US position on Ukraine; tariffs hit Canada, Mexico and China

China and Canada retaliate after tariffs come into effect – key US politics stories from Monday at a glance

The Guardian - US

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Why Zelensky must repair his relationship with Donald Trump

Experts say Ukraine’s president has few options after last week’s astonishing Oval Office row

The Independent UK

Wall Street is worrying about the U.S. economy

Tariff fears and soft economic data have traders debating whether a recession is on the horizon.

Fortune

Trump outraged at Zelenskyy saying end of Russia-Ukraine war could be ‘very far away’

US president responds to Ukrainian president’s most recent interview, following blow-up in the Oval Office last week

The Guardian - US

Trump slams Zelenskyy for saying end of Ukraine war could be ‘far away’

US president reignites criticism of Ukrainian leader, days after berating him in the Oval Office.

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Voices: What really lies behind Trump’s fury with Zelensky – and what it means for Ukraine

COMMENT: ‘The Donald’s’ anger with the Ukrainian president in the White House goes beyond the personal, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley – it shows a global shift in strategy from the US away from Ukraine and towards the Kremlin

The Independent UK

What will Trump say in his speech? Don’t ask Grover Cleveland - Roll Call

They share a win-loss-win record, but the state of the union has changed. From tariffs to executive power, the two presidents diverge.

Roll Call

Farage claims Trump-Zelensky bust-up has made peace closer

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage said US President Donald Trump has a ‘wholly unconventional’ approach to politics.

Evening Standard

Order for 5,000 missiles for Ukraine hugely significant for Belfast – Robinson

The DUP leader described the heated Oval Office encounter between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky as ‘appalling’ and ‘destructive’.

Evening Standard

White House Supports Israeli Decision To Block Aid To Gaza

The White House supports Israel's decision to halt aid to Gaza until Hamas extends ceasefire, demanding hostages' release for ceasefire extension.

Top News

US senator joins Elon Musk in calling for withdrawal from NATO

Utah Sen. Mike Lee posted ‘get us out of NATO’ on X on Saturday

The Independent UK

How Trump’s compulsion to dominate sabotages dealmaking, undermines democracy and threatens global stability

Journalists covering the Feb. 28, 2025, Oval Office meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described it as a “jaw-dropping” “spectacle” and a “striking breach of Oval Office comity.” Slate’s Fred Kaplan asserted, “Nobody has ever seen anything like it.”

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The Independent UK

Starmer knows Ukraine must avoid a ceasefire in any peace talks – and it will test Trump’s loyalty to his allies

Analysis: Starmer is right to call for peace not a ceasefire in Ukraine and that could set him on a collision with Trump and test the ‘special relationship’, world affairs editor Sam Kiley writes

The Independent UK

King Charles meets Zelensky at Sandringham in show of support for Ukraine president

As Keir Starmer acts as a bridge between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky to broker peace

The Guardian - UK

Can Europe secure peace in Ukraine without the US?

With relations between Washington and Kyiv in tatters, we examine what can realistically be achieved for Zelenskyy

Salon

The power of a hyper-public presidency

The confrontation between Trump, Vance, and Volodymy Zelenskyy hurts Ukraine and helps the American president

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The Guardian - UK

Women shouldn’t be leaving contraception to luck

Although the pill has dangers, too many are turning to the ‘egg-timer model’ on their phones

The Independent UK

Special government employees come with a 130-day cap. But, no one knows when - or if - Musk will leave

‘The president has tasked Elon Musk with eliminating waste, fraud,and abuse in the federal government, a mission that will continue until completed,’ the deputy press secretary said

The Conversation

Making English the official US language can’t erase the fact that the US has millions of Spanish speakers and a long multilingual history

English should be the official language of the United States, says a new executive order signed by President Donald Trump on March 1, 2025. The move follows the Trump administration’s termination of the Spanish-language version of the White House website and its Spanish-language account on X, formerly Twitter.

The Independent UK

Donald Trump signs executive order making English official language of US

The order means federal agencies can decide whether they will continue offering services and documents in languages other than English

Top News

European Leaders Show Unity In Support For Ukraine

European leaders support Ukraine; White House praises Trump's handling of Zelensky meeting.

The Guardian - UK

Friend or foe? Keir Starmer now walks a tightrope between Europe and US

No sooner had the PM charmed the president in the Oval Office than consensus over Ukraine – and the future of Nato – was starting to fall apart

The Guardian - US

Even rightwingers are mocking the ‘Epstein files’ as a lot of redacted nothing

It was yet another reminder that Trump and his associates will turn even the sex trafficking of minors into a photo op

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