There is no deal on the Ukraine war ‘until there is a deal’, Pg14.

U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin met in Alaska—the first face-to-face interaction since Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine—to discuss ending the ongoing conflict.

Eighty years on from Hiroshima, Pg 9.

Renewed nuclear threats, especially in the context of the Ukraine war, have revived global debate on the legality, deterrence doctrine, and disarmament efforts surrounding nuclear weapons.

Dangerous turn, Pg 8.

In response to heightened rhetoric from Russian leadership, U.S. President Donald Trump has ordered the deployment of two nuclear submarines, escalating tensions in already fraught U.S.–Russia relations over the Ukraine war.

The reality of the changing dimensions of warfare, Pg 6.

Middle ground, Pg8

No ceasefire: Russia is utilising the deepening chasm among Ukraine’s key allies, Pg10

A brief history of the Russia-Ukraine war, Pg 10

Time for Truce: Russia should use the ceasefire, Pg 6

U.K., Other Nations Will Work on Ukraine Deal: Starmer, Pg 1 & 10

Zelenskyy renews call for air truce as Russia strikes Ukraine energy facilities, Pg 1 & 8

Ukraine agrees to a 30-day ceasefire with Russia during talks with senior U.S. officials, Pg 1

Zelenskyy Calls for Truce Amid Aid Cut, Pg 1, 12

Eighty years on, ‘never again’ is sounding hollow, Pg 8