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US President Donald Trump has criticized Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy over his remarks that the Ukraine-Russia peace deal is still ‘very, very far away.’ Trump, through Truth Social, expressed his discontent with Zelenskyy’s statement, accusing him of not wanting peace and relying heavily on US and European support while indicating America’s patience is wearing thin.

Tesla shareholders are growing frustrated as the stock continues to slide for six sessions, demanding accountability from CEO Elon Musk. Investors are concerned about Musk’s divided focus on multiple ventures and his recent role as the U.S. government’s efficiency czar. The increasing competition in the EV market and production challenges are also contributing to Tesla’s … Read more

With Trump openly questioning America’s role in Ukraine, Britain and France rushed to assemble a coalition of European leaders, grandly dubbing their London summit “Securing Our Future.” The problem? Trump wasn’t buying it. And if Trump isn’t buying, no amount of European back-slapping is going to make the deal happen.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasized the importance of US-UK relations during a security summit in London, highlighting that the US remains a vital ally despite recent tensions. He also stressed the need for Europe to continue funding Ukraine, announcing a UK plan to supply air defense missiles to the nation.

Pope Francis remains in a stable condition as he recovers from double pneumonia, continuing to receive high flow supplemental oxygen. His prognosis is still guarded, but recent signs of improvement, including attending Mass and receiving visitors, suggest he is on a path to recovery.

The two parties hoping to form Germany’s next government are planning to plough hundreds of billions of euros into defence and infrastructure when in power, the Bild newspaper reported Sunday. Both sides’ negotiators looked at economist reports evaluating the needs of the German army at 400 billion euros and that of the country’s infrastructure at … Read more