
Ukraine and Russia Restart Peace Talks in Istanbul
Ukrainian and Russian delegations met in Istanbul to revive peace talks, proposing a roadmap for ceasefire, territorial talks, and reparations amid ongoing conflict.
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Ukrainian and Russian delegations met in Istanbul to revive peace talks, proposing a roadmap for ceasefire, territorial talks, and reparations amid ongoing conflict.
China urges Russia and Ukraine to keep peace talks on track, warning that more weapons deliveries will only prolong the conflict and delay a lasting ceasefire.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi attended the signing in Hong Kong of a convention establishing the International Organization for Mediation—a new global hub for peaceful dispute resolution.
Hamas says it has a general Gaza ceasefire framework with U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff, proposing hostage swaps, force withdrawals, and aid assurances amid disputed claims.
Russia and Ukraine completed the largest prisoner swap yet, trading 303 people each under an Istanbul agreement, marking the 65th exchange since 2022.
In Istanbul talks, Russia and Ukraine agree to exchange 1,000 POWs each, marking a breakthrough in direct peace discussions and raising hopes for future ceasefire negotiations.
Peace talks between Ukraine and Russia remain uncertain as the US seeks to normalize relations, sparking concerns over shifting geopolitical alliances.
US National Security Adviser Mike Waltz expects Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy to sign a minerals agreement with the US, aiming to aid in resolving the Ukraine conflict.
China endorses US-Russia dialogue on Ukraine crisis, advocates for inclusive peace negotiations as UNGA approaches.
Displaced Palestinians in northern Gaza welcome the new Israel-Hamas ceasefire, expressing joy and relief at the prospect of rebuilding their lives after over 15 months of conflict.