"There are two paths ahead of us: one road will take us on a process that will lead to peace, while the other will lead to more destruction and death. The sides will decide on their own, with their own will, which path they choose," Turkish …
Arif HUdaverdi Yaman/Anadolu/Getty Images Vladimir Medinsky, head of Russia’s delegation at the Ukraine peace talks in Istanbul, stated on Friday that Moscow was pleased with the outcome of the negotiations and remained open to continuing dialogue …
ISTANBUL, May 16 (Xinhua) -- Delegations of Russia and Ukraine concluded their meeting in Türkiye's Istanbul on Friday, agreeing to hold a new round of negotiations and have a large-scale prisoner exchange. As a key outcome of the two-hour talks, …
AK&M 16 May 2025 15:49 The volume of halal products supplied from Russia in 2024 amounted to $380 million, which is 82% higher than the result of 2023. This is reported on the website of the Ministry of Agriculture with reference to Deputy Minister of …
A trilateral meeting among Türkiye, Russia, and Ukraine aimed at seeking peace between Moscow and Kyiv concluded Friday in Istanbul. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan led the talks, which took place at the Dolmabahce Palace in Istanbul and lasted about …
European leaders are weighing the possibility of imposing punitive tariffs on imports from Russia after President Vladimir Putin failed to attend planned talks in Istanbul, Politico reports. According to the outlet’s sources, E.U., Ukrainian, and Turkish …
The Ukrainian and Russian sides agreed to meet again. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan wrote about this, but did not specify either the date or location of the new meeting. According to him, the Ukrainian-Russian negotiations in Istanbul on May 16 were …
Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov said on Friday that Russia and Ukraine had reached an agreement to carry out the largest prisoner exchange since the start of the conflict between the two countries. Speaking at a press conference in Istanbul, …
Amnesty International on Thursday demanded the release of book publishing professionals who have been detained in Russia during the country’s “anti-LGBTI campaign,” calling on officials to drop all criminal charges against the individuals. Amnesty …
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