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    • Ukraine conflict wouldn’t have happened if Trump had been President in 2022, says Putin

      Trump-Putin meet: The highly anticipated summit between the two leaders yielded no agreement to resolve or pause Moscow's war in Ukraine, despite both leaders describing the talks in Alaska as productive

    • Putin authorises creation of state messaging app to combat WhatsApp and Telegram

      Russia has long sought to establish what it calls digital sovereignty by promoting home-grown services

    • Putin is preparing for more war, US senators warn

      A sweeping US sanctions bill could be the West's last chance to choke off the Kremlin's war economy, they said.

    • Trump’s appetite for punishing Putin is about to get a key test

      Trump has so far sought to use the congressional sanctions bill to encourage Putin to come to the negotiating table

    • Ukraine's Zelenskyy says Easter ceasefire has not halted Russian activity on front line

      Putin, hours before heading to an Orthodox Easter service late on Saturday, ordered his forces to "stop all military activity" along the front line in the three-year-old war until midnight Moscow time (2100 GMT) on Sunday.

    • Russia and Ukraine launch aerial attacks amid proposed ceasefire talks

      The attack comes less than 24 hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin met with US envoy Steve Witkoff to discuss details of the American proposal for a 30-day ceasefire in the war with Ukraine

    • Putin is serious about negotiating peace in Ukraine, says Kremlin

      Putin sent Russia's army into Ukraine in 2022. He has repeatedly said he is ready to discuss an end to the war that reflects the reality on the ground, where advancing Russian forces now control nearly a fifth of Ukrainian territory.

    • Putin has a 'constructive' conversation in first call with Syria's new leader, says Kremlin

      The Kremlin said the “constructive and business-like” conversation touched upon “acute issues of practical cooperation in trade and economic, education and other spheres,” adding that the leaders agreed to continue contacts to develop a “broad agenda for the development of bilateral cooperation.”

    • Russia reiterates no ground for Ukraine talks, but mentioning them more often

      ”There are no grounds for negotiations yet,” the Kremlin’s spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, told the Izvestia newspaper, reiterating Moscow’s long-standing position on the talks.

    • Putin says he does not believe Trump is safe after assassination attempts

      Trump was wounded in an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania in July. In a separate incident in September, a man was charged with attempted assassination after allegedly positioning himself with a rifle at one of Trump’s Florida golf courses.

    • Putin, ascendant in Ukraine, eyes contours of a Trump peace deal

      U.S. President-elect Trump, who has vowed to swiftly end the conflict, is returning to the White House at a time of Russian ascendancy. Moscow controls a chunk of Ukraine about the size of the American state of Virginia and is advancing at the fastest pace since the early days of the 2022 invasion.

    • Italian PM Meloni supports India’s potential to resolve Russia-Ukraine crisis, echoing Putin

      Meloni highlighted that nations, including India and China, have significant roles to play in addressing the Ukrainian conflict.

    • Putin arrives in Mongolia, key link in planned gas pipeline to China

      Russia has been in talks for years about building the pipeline to carry 50 billion cubic metres (bcm) of natural gas a year from its Yamal region to China via Mongolia

    • North Korea says Russia's Putin offered humanitarian aid over flood damage

      Relations between the two countries have grown closer, and Putin made the offer in a message to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un delivered on Saturday via the Russian embassy in Pyongyang.

    • Putin often cites Russia's 'nuclear doctrine' governing the use of atomic weapons. But what is it?

      What is Russia's nuclear doctrine? Formally known as the “Basic Principles of State Policy on Nuclear Deterrence,” it was signed by Putin in 2020 and outlines when Russia could dip into its atomic arsenal, the world's largest.

    • 'Have freedom of choice...': India defends Modi's Russia visit amid US criticism

      The Ministry of External Affairs emphasised on India's long-term relationship with Russia and asserted that in a multipolar world, each nation has the right to make its own diplomatic choices

    • Russian President Putin thanks PM Modi for trying to help resolve Ukraine crisis

      "I am grateful to you for the attention you pay to the most pressing issues, particularly trying to find ways to resolve the Ukraine crisis, primarily through peaceful means," Putin was quoted as saying by the official TASS news agency

    • PM Modi's Russia visit in 10 points: Defence push, relief for Indian troops, talks on Ukraine

      Modi, while addressing the Indian diaspora, on Tuesday described Russia as India's 'all-weather friend' and hailed President Vladimir Putin's leadership in strengthening the bilateral relationship over the past two decades

    • PM Modi to visit Russia, Austria from July 8-10

      Prime Minister Modi will be in Moscow on July 8-9, 2024, at the invitation of the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin to hold the 22nd India-Russia Annual Summit, according to an official statement by the Ministry of External Affairs

    • Russia-North Korea pact includes mutual defence clause, says Putin

      "The comprehensive partnership agreement signed today provides, among other things, for mutual assistance in the event of aggression against one of the parties to this agreement," Putin was quoted as saying by state news agency TASS

    • 'Looked Putin in the eyes and...': What PM Modi said on Russia-Ukraine war

      The Prime Minister was referring to his meeting with Putin in September 2022 that took place on the sidelines of the annual summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation in Samarkand

    • Navalny's widow calls for Russia election day gatherings on March 17 to show dismay with Putin

      Yulia Navalnaya asked Russians opposed to President Vladimir Putin to get in line at voting stations on March 17, the last and main day of voting.

    • The Kremlin rejects Navalny widow's charges he was killed by Putin as 'insolent'

      In the video released Monday, Yulia Navalnaya accused Putin of killing her husband in the remote Artic prison and alleged that officials' refusal to hand over his body to his mother was part of a cover-up.

    • Imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny located in penal colony 3 weeks after contact lost

      Navalny, the most prominent foe of Russian President Vladimir Putin, is serving a 19-year sentence on charges of extremism. He had been imprisoned in the Vladimir region of central Russia, about 230 kilometers (140 miles) east of Moscow, but his lawyers said they had not been able to reach him since December 6.

    • Russia-Ukraine conflict: We did not reject talks with Ukraine, says Vladimir Putin

      Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has rejected the idea of a ceasefire now that would leave Russia in control of nearly a fifth of his country, and give its forces time to regroup after 17 grinding months of war.

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