Russia, Ukraine Agree to Swap 1,000 POWs Each
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.
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First Direct Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks in Istanbul in Three Years
Russian and Ukrainian delegations met in Istanbul for their first direct peace talks in over three years, eyeing a 30-day ceasefire, prisoner exchange, and renewed diplomatic momentum.
Russia and Ukraine Delegations Meet in Istanbul for First Direct Dialogue Since March 2022
Russian and Ukrainian delegations meet in Istanbul for the first direct dialogue since March 2022, marking a milestone in global diplomacy.
China Backs Direct Russia-Ukraine Talks for Lasting Peace
China’s Foreign Ministry calls for direct Russia-Ukraine talks to secure a fair, binding peace agreement and underscores diplomacy’s role in global stability.
Who’s Attending the Russia-Ukraine Talks in Istanbul, and What’s Next?
Breaking down the first Russia-Ukraine direct talks in Istanbul, Türkiye: who’s on each side and how world powers aim to shape a peace agenda.
Russia-Ukraine Rift Over Ceasefire and Key Demands
A deep rift over ceasefire and negotiation preconditions is stalling direct talks between Russia and Ukraine, as each side holds firm on its core demands.
Putin Calls for May 15 Peace Talks in Istanbul
Russian President Vladimir Putin has proposed direct talks with Ukraine on May 15 in Istanbul, aiming to achieve durable peace and address root causes of the war.
Putin Proposes Direct Peace Talks with Ukraine in Istanbul
Russian President Putin proposes direct Ukraine peace talks in Istanbul on May 15 to eliminate root causes and restore lasting peace.
Putin Declares 72-Hour Ceasefire for WWII Victory Anniversary
Russian President Putin announced a 72-hour ceasefire in Ukraine to mark the 80th WWII victory anniversary, calling for peace talks and warning of responses to violations.
Russia and Ukraine Signal Readiness for Direct Peace Talks
Positive signals from Moscow and Kyiv suggest progress toward direct peace negotiations, as leaders call for an unconditional ceasefire and lasting security guarantees.