Trump and Putin exchanged a warm handshake and smiles in Alaska, ahead of their high-stakes meeting on the Ukraine conflict. The summit yielded no breakthrough.

US President Donald Trump said he and Vladimir Putin agreed that the Ukraine conflict would end with land swaps and US-backed some type of security guarantee. 

Vladimir Putin's recent meeting with President Trump in Alaska marks his first U.S. visit in a decade, since his 2015 UN General Assembly appearance where he clashed with President Obama over Syria and Crimea. In 2007, President George ...more

Donald Trump's relationship with Vladimir Putin has been complex, shifting from admiration to frustration over the years. Their interactions include a 2007 congratulatory letter from Trump and multiple meetings at international summits. ...more

Trump has threatened sanctions on Moscow and secondary sanctions on countries that buy its oil

No deal yet, says Trump

Alaska Talks: The high-stakes encounter produced no agreement to halt the ongoing war in Ukraine but ended with an unexpected invitation for Trump to continue discussions in Moscow

After the leaders left without taking questions, Anthony Zurcher and Steve Rosenberg stayed on to unpack what we learned.

Speaking at a joint press conference following nearly three hours of discussions with Trump, Putin stated that he had warned then-President Biden in 2022 that rising tensions between the two countries should not be allowed to escalate beyond the point of no return.

The city had asked a judge to block Attorney General Bondi's order that put in place an "emergency police commissioner".

Following a lengthy meeting with Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump asserted that resolving the Ukraine conflict hinges on Volodymyr Zelenskyy's willingness to negotiate. Trump suggested that European nations should also play a role and expre ...more

In a recent statement, Russian President Vladimir Putin reaffirmed his commitment to ending the ongoing Ukraine conflict, describing it as a tragic situation. However, Putin blamed external factors for prolonging the war, accusing vario ...more

Donald Trump held an over three-hour-long meeting with Putin in Alaska and said that the summit was "productive" and many points were agreed to.

Trump said he and Vladimir Putin did not reach an agreement on "probably the most significant" aspect of their meeting in Alaska, but they made progress in several areas.

There was no threat of tsunami to Queensland, Australia's weather forecaster said