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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Ukrainian refugees studying in Dundee thanked Edinburgh for its support at a protest outside the US Consulate in Edinburgh on ...
Andrii Madzianovsky told MSPs the ‘country which is actually at war’ must be at the table for talks on ending the conflict.
David Lammy has condemned the latest Russian strikes on Ukraine as “abhorrent”, as Moscow continued its barrage. The Foreign Secretary said the “barbaric aggression only strengthens our resolve” to ...
The third anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine has been marked in Scotland with a special service at the National War Memorial. First Minister John Swinney and a number of Scottish and ...
The step is said to have been taken by the 78-year-old as part of his decision to withdraw the United States' support for ...
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.
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