The first direct peace talks between Russia and Ukraine since the early weeks of Moscow’s 2022 invasion ended after less than two hours, according to the Turkish Foreign Ministry and a senior ...

Kyiv accused the Kremlin of introducing new “unacceptable demands” to withdraw Ukrainian forces from huge swaths of territory ...

Officials from Ukraine and Russia met Friday in Turkey for the first direct peace talks since Russia’s invasion in February ...

Ukraine's European supporters are preparing to implement additional sanctions against Russian President Vladimir Putin ...

Turkey was the last location where direct talks took place between the Russians and the Ukrainians in 2022. Later that year ...

The Ukrainian delegation arrived in Istanbul ready to discuss the end of the war. In return, Russia sent representatives ...

Russians and Ukrainians sat face-to-face for under two hours Friday in Istanbul for the first direct talks in over three ...

Neither Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky or Russian President Vladimir Putin are attending peace talks in Istanbul ...

Over three years after Russia invaded Ukraine, the countries are finally meeting for direct peace talks in Istanbul. Vladimir Putin will be not be attending.

Kyiv is seeking an 'unconditional ceasefire' in the fighting that has killed tens of thousands, destroyed large swathes of ...

Ivan Soltanovsky noted that the Holy See remains committed to promoting peace, dialogue, religious freedom and family values ...

Russia-Ukraine peace talks finally got underway a day late in Instanbul with little to no expectations after U.S. President ...