Could a Donbas-for-NATO Deal Bring Peace to Ukraine?
A reported US proposal would link Ukrainian territorial concessions in the Donbas to NATO membership. Could it deliver lasting security or reward Russian aggression?
A reported US proposal would link Ukrainian territorial concessions in the Donbas to NATO membership. Could it deliver lasting security or reward Russian aggression?
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A judge temporarily blocked Donald Trump's plan to redevelop a public golf course in Washington, D.C. The order pauses the project while legal issues are considered; it is not a final ruling.
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