Russian Delegation Satisfied With Ukraine Talks Outcome, Ready to Continue Dialogue

The first talks between Russia and Ukraine in three years have concluded in Istanbul. The parties agreed on the largest prisoner exchange and the preparation of detailed ceasefire proposals.

In India, boycott calls against Turkey, Azerbaijan reflect growing ‘consumer-led diplomacy’

Calls to boycott Turkish and Azerbaijani products and travel have intensified across India, with experts describing the push as an emerging form of consumer-led diplomacy in response to the two countries’ support for Pakistan during recent cross-border hostilities.

Russian Delegation's Task at Istanbul Talks to Establish Long-Term Peace

The task of the Russian delegation at the Istanbul talks is to establish long-term peace and eliminate the causes of the conflict, Russian presidential aide and head of the Russian delegation to the talks Vladimir Medinsky said on Thursday.

Putin approves makeup of Russian delegation for talks with Ukraine in Istanbul

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday approved the composition of the Russian delegation for upcoming talks with Ukraine in Istanbul, Türkiye, according to a Kremlin statement.

US doesn't want Zelensky at NATO's June summit

The United States does not want Vladimir Zelensky invited to this year’s NATO summit, breaking from the tradition of recent years, ANSA news agency reported from an informal meeting of NATO foreign ministers in Antalya quoting a diplomatic source.

UN humanitarian chief slams aid plan for Gaza proposed by Israel, backed by US

United Nations aid chief Tom Fletcher on Tuesday criticized an Israel-initiated and US-backed humanitarian aid distribution plan for Gaza as a “fig leaf for further violence and displacement” of Palestinians in the war-torn enclave.

‘Catching People Like Dogs in the Streets’ – Forced Mobilization in Ukraine

The Russian President spoke about the practice of forced mobilization in Ukraine during the meeting with members of the Business Russia organization.

Heavy gunfire, clashes in Libya’s Tripoli after killing of militia leader

The United Nations has called for urgent de-escalation in Libya’s capital, Tripoli, as rival gunmen exchanged fire in the city’s southern districts after the killing of a powerful militia leader, with authorities imposing an emergency lockdown.