Benjamin Netanyahu said negotiations would continue “under fire, during preparations for an intensification of the fighting.”
The Russian president had proposed to resume peace talks between the two countries.
A summit in Lviv endorsed moves to try Moscow’s top brass for “aggression.”
The Kremlin fused past and present wars to rally nationalist support.
The Kurdistan Workers’ Party met, intending to give up its guns and dissolve the organisation.
In his first sermon as pope, Leo XIV called on Catholics to preach boldly where faith is scorned or opposed.
U.S. President Donald Trump says he would sanction those who violate the truce.
Vladimir Putin was observing the parade sitting next to Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
The U.S. president says “many other deals are in serious stages of negotiation.”
Guesswork as to who the new pope will be continues.
The Baltic state seeks to reinforce its defence as it fears Russian aggression.
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin praised what they called “mutual trust” between their nations at the start of their meeting at the Kremlin today.
