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Russia-Ukraine war: a deal between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin could leave US allies in the dust, including Australia

  • The Munich Security Conference revealed significant turbulence in transatlantic relations, unprecedented since World War II, as noted by the bewilderment of participants about future U.S. Actions.
  • Participants questioned the exclusion of Europeans and Ukrainians from U.S.-Russia talks in Riyadh at the Munich Security Conference.
  • Secretary of Defense stated that Ukraine would not join NATO and that full territorial recovery was unrealistic, further complicating the peace situation in Ukraine.
  • President Trump’s comments about his discussions with Putin raised disbelief in Europe, highlighting a shift in U.S. Relations with Russia and potentially nullifying recent U.S. Policies regarding Ukraine.
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Donald Trump’s Russia Gamble: Could It Work?

The 2025 Munich Security Conference revealed a seismic shift in U.S. foreign policy, with Trump’s administration moving to reset relations with Russia, sidelining Europe and Ukraine. Is this a strategic play to counter China, or a gamble that could fracture NATO?

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Russia-Ukraine war: a deal between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin could leave US allies in the dust, including Australia

Donald Trump is willing – even eager – to have bilateral discussions on core issues of security with the America’s adversaries, while excluding alliance partners.

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Is Donald Trump seeking Vladimir Putin's favor? This could be the underlying strategy

The past few days have witnessed extraordinary events regarding the potential conclusion of the Russia-Ukraine war. Although their relationship has not been rosy, few would have predicted that US President Donald Trump would criticize Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky so harshly, while the US Secretary of State was sitting at the negotiating table with his Russian counterpart in Saudi Arabia, and the head of the Pentagon warned Europe that …

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Australian Financial Review broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Friday, February 21, 2025.
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