In just seven weeks since returning to the White House for a second term, Donald Trump has upended the US approach to the invasion of Ukraine and treated Russia increasingly not as an adversary, but an ally. After tossing aside decades of alignment with Europe against Russian aggression, the US president suspended military assistance and intelligence to Kyiv and said on Friday he finds it “easier” to work with Russia than Ukraine. Here’s a timeline of the Trump administration’s moves towards an apparent new alliance. 12 February: Trump-Putin call to begin negotiations on ending war Moscow political circles were jubilant...