Trump's peace plan for Ukraine

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Starmer to meet Ukraine allies at G20 to discuss US-drafted peace plan
Sir Keir Starmer is set to meet Ukraine’s allies at the Johannesburg G20 summit on Saturday to seek to “strengthen” a US-drafted plan to end the war with Russia. Washington reportedly pressed Kyiv to accept the agreement which would see the invaded country make major concessions including giving up territory and cutting the size of its army.

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European leaders assure Ukraine of their support after US peace plan leaves them sidelined
Ukraine faces 'difficult choice' as Trump demands acceptance of peace plan
Trump says Ukraine's Zelenskiy will have to approve US-backed peace plan
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy will have to like a U.S.-backed peace plan to halt Russia's invasion and ultimately approve it, U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters on Friday.

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Zelensky warns Ukraine risks losing US support over White House peace plan
Britain to offer Ukraine Nato-style guarantee under Trump plan
Ukraine fears US pressure campaign to accept peace plan drawn up with Russia
A draft of the 28-point plan, drawn up by the Trump administration and Russian officials, envisages major concessions by Kyiv and includes points that have long been red lines for Ukraine.

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Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he is ready to work on US-backed plan to end war in Ukraine
White House expresses confidence as Ukraine peace plan advances

Keir Starmer to hold crunch G20 talks on Donald Trump's Ukraine peace plan

The PM is set to discuss the US President's 28-page plan with international allies at the G20 summit in Johannesburg, South Africa - as Trump gives Volodymyr Zelensky until Thanksgiving to respond

G20 Summit updates: PM Modi meets Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese on margins of G20

Follow The Hindu's updates on the G20 Summit in South Africa and PM Modi's visit to attend the first one being held in Africa

EU to Keep Supporting Ukraine as Sanctions Against Russia Bite, Says Von Der Leyen

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) -The European Union will keep on supporting Ukraine as Ukraine is the victim of an aggression, the EU Commission's President Ursula von der Leyen said on Friday, adding that sanctions on Russia are hurting the Russian economy.
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