
New Round of U.S.-Ukraine Talks to Open in Geneva—While Russia Attacks
Kyiv and Washington were set to open fresh negotiations in Geneva aimed at ending the war in Ukraine, as Moscow backed fresh strikes on Kyiv overnight.

Kyiv and Washington were set to open fresh negotiations in Geneva aimed at ending the war in Ukraine, as Moscow backed fresh strikes on Kyiv overnight.

Ahead of Geneva talks, Secretary of State Rubio calls Tehran’s refusal to discuss ballistic weapons “a big, big problem” before meeting Iranian officials.

The Iranian President has reiterated that Tehran was “absolutely not seeking nuclear weapons.”

Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff said the Geneva talks achieved “meaningful progress” toward resolving the conflict.

Tehran said the Oman-supervised negotiations now have firmer direction, aiming to resolve Washington’s objections to its nuclear programme.

Ahead of discussions mediated by Oman, President Trump warned Tehran of the consequences of failing to strike a deal.

Merz said he doubted any agreement could be reached by the November 27 deadline set by Trump, while the Turkish president announced he would be talking to Putin on Monday.

On Sunday morning, the U.S. Secretary of State landed in Geneva where American, Ukrainian, and European officials are gathering to discuss President Donald Trump’s peace plan.

The European Commission, acting in the name of the WHO, is pushing a ban that goes far beyond public health—it is another step toward centralisation of power and common taxation.
The French President said Paris will “accelerate the negotiations led by France and its European partners with Iran.”