From @WSJopinion: The West contemplates a path to peace mainly in political and pragmatic terms. But Ukrainians see the war in moral and existential terms. That’s how they can maintain their will, writes @JillianKayM. https://t.co/4UTcfRtzS1 ...

Donald Trump has provided a partial solution to 35 years of fighting between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The trio signed a peace declaration and made agreements on trade and security. But there is still much to be done https://t.co/EUKIAWkGD4 ...

Momentum is building for peace. But considerable distance remains between the positions of Ukraine, Russia and America, as well as doubts about Vladimir Putin’s real intentions while his bombardments continue https://t.co/QHMYchZeV4 ...

Despite the confusion, momentum for peace in Ukraine seems to be building https://t.co/qQEEdkbGdk ...

International Relations & Geopolitics - Trump administration's approach to Ukraine involves potential territory swapping, a proposal rejected by President Zalinski [1][2][5] - Congressman Meeks criticizes Trump's stance on Russia, alleging a lack of pressure and insufficient support for Ukraine [5][6][7] - Discussions between Trump and Putin without Ukraine's involvement are deemed inappropriate [8] - Israel plans to take control of Gaza, but states it does not intend to keep it long term [4] - Congressman Meeks advocates for diplomacy and a two-state solution for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict [14][18][19] Conflict Resolution & Diplomacy - The need for a ceasefire and a permanent resolution to the conflict between Israel and Hamas is emphasized [16] - Envoy Steve Whit is scheduled to meet with the Qatari prime minister to discuss a proposal for Gaza [17] - Arab states are ready to play a role in negotiating peace in Gaza [16][18] - A two-state solution is viewed as the only path to long and permanent peace in the Middle East [18][20] - The importance of dialogue and conversation to achieve a two-state solution is highlighted [21]

From @WSJopinion: The West contemplates a path to peace mainly in political and pragmatic terms. But Ukrainians see the war in moral and existential terms. That’s how they can maintain their will, writes @JillianKayM. https://t.co/5KfZIKQHUA ...

President Trump and the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a historic peace treaty in Washington, DC on Friday. It ended decades of conflict between the two nations https://t.co/XdW6XmR8r4 https://t.co/wan5pZJJAy ...

President Trump greeted the prime minister of Armenia and the president of Azerbaijan as they met at the White House for a peace summit meant to end a nearly four-decade conflict https://t.co/oV4jeMDbrQ https://t.co/R6daCT6daQ ...

Historical Context & Remembrance - Atomic bomb survivors faced discrimination due to misconceptions about atomic bomb sickness [1] - Forgetting the past could lead to repeating the tragedies of war and nuclear weapons use [2] - The speaker's great-grandmother is an atomic bomb survivor whose name is in the memorial [1] Future Implications & Prevention - The speaker expresses concern about the potential for future wars and the use of nuclear weapons [2] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of remembering past events to prevent future tragedies [2]

Britain and France have the most influence over Israel indirectly, through Donald Trump. He is the only leader who can press Binyamin Netanyahu into a ceasefire or to keep open the prospect of lasting peace https://t.co/mSwl4rPENQ ...