Donald Trump state visit to UK 'unthinkable' unless Ukraine stance changed, says John Swinney
Donald Trump visiting Scotland as part of a state visit to the UK would be "unthinkable" unless the US President changes his stance on Ukraine, John Swinney has said. But the First Minister insisted such a trip should remain a "possibility" if it helps shore-up American support for Kyiv in its fight for survival against Vladimir Putin.
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Andrii Madzianovsky told MSPs the ‘country which is actually at war’ must be at the table for talks on ending the conflict.
We know that incompetence is the hallmark of SNP governance. The SNP is a campaigning party, not a governing one. But in one department the ...
First Minister John Swinney and members of the Ukrainian community were mong those at the Edinburgh Castle event.
The future of Ukraine has become a major talking point following last week's White House clash between Donald Trump and ...
The pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action vandalized President Donald Trump's Turnberry golf course in Ayrshire, Scotland, ...
The attack came hours after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said talks with the US on ending the three-year war will take place next week.
The meeting next week, according to reports, will mark the first high-level discussions between the two nations since the Oval Office dispute.
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