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The US president has revealed that conversation revolved around his talks with Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin

Russia and Ukraine accused each other on Wednesday of launching air attacks that sparked fires and damaged infrastructure just hours after their leaders agreed to a limited ceasefire to halt attacks on energy infrastructure. The US announced that fresh talks on a more lasting truce will take place in Saudi Arabia on Sunday.

Tech entrepreneur, who is facing charges in France, traveled to Dubai after officials temporarily relaxed bail conditions 

The White House and The Kremlin have confirmed the two leaders will talk – but it remains to be seen if Moscow will agree to a ceasefire.

Rwanda on Monday severed diplomatic ties with Belgium and expelled all Belgian diplomats from the country. A Rwandan foreign ministry statement said the European nation had "consistently undermined" Kigali "during the ongoing conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo". Belgium called the measure "disproportionate" and expelled Rwandan diplomats in response. 

He must share power if he is to hold his country together

The coronavirus is now less deadly. But it is more transmissible and expected to continue experiencing waves, experts said, recommending vigilance and vaccination.

The US president has again pleaded with Moscow to spare the lives of Ukrainian soldiers surrounded on Russian soil

Russian president's response to ceasefire proposal may sound like a 'yes' but is closer to 'no'

Foreign ministers met in La Malbaie, Que., this week

An American Airlines plane caught fire at Denver airport after landing, leading to an evacuation of passengers. Twelve on board were taken to the hospital.

The Russian president wants assurances that Kiev will halt military mobilization, soldier training, and arms deliveries

Moscow aims to reach a long-term peaceful resolution of the conflict that takes its interests into account, according to Yury Ushakov

Sudzha, populated by some 5,000, was under Kiev’s control since August 2024

The staunch NATO critic has been barred from running for the country’s top office

The tech billionaire has suggested that a large coordinated group or a nation-state actor was involved