Russian President Vladimir Putin has hailed the Geneva summit and said that Biden is a professional and one needs to be very careful while working with him. He also added that his country is ready to continue more dialogues if his American counterpart agrees.

Putin  hails the Geneva summit as 'positive', says ready for more dialogue with US

This week saw US President Joe Biden engaging with world leaders on a wide range of issues. He also sat with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin for a historic summit that was closely watched across the world.

Biden and Putin hold first in-person meeting in Geneva

There was no breakthrough in the Geneva Summit between US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin. The differences outweighed the gains. But what did the leaders' body language give away? Palki Sharma has the details.

Gravitas: Highlights of the Geneva Summit of US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin

US President Joe Biden apologised to a reporter for losing his cool at a press meet held after his first summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Geneva. Biden, when asked why he was confident about Putin’s change in behaviour, appeared a little irritated with the question and ended up responding in an agitated manner.

Joe Biden snaps at reporter, apologises post summit for losing cool

Russia's President Vladimir Putin addresses the media during a press conference after the US-Russia summit with US President Joe Biden at Villa La Grange in Geneva. Putin called the discussions with Biden fruitful and constructive.

Putin calls discussions with Biden fruitful & constructive during post-summit press conference

As the countdown for the Biden-Putin Summit begins. Palki Sharma takes you through 5 Presidential encounters that shaped the US-Russia relationship over the years.

Gravitas: 5 US-Russia Presidential meetings that shaped history

They have called each other killers. Now Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin will come face-to-face in Geneva. What can we expect from this "summit of adversaries"? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: A "summit of adversaries" in Geneva

US President Joe Biden and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin kicked off a highly-anticipated summit. The leaders' first in-person meeting is taking place in Villa La Grange in Geneva.

Biden & Putin face off in Villa La Grange in Geneva

Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived in Geneva for his summit with US President Joe Biden. Topics on the summit agenda include strategic stability, cybersecurity, climate change, the coronavirus pandemic, and the Arctic.

Russian President Putin arrives in Geneva for summit with Biden

Geneva prepares for the biggest meeting between US President Joe Biden & Russian leader Vladimir Putin. Both leaders talk tough ahead of the meeting. Biden vows to lay down red lines whereas Putin calls US allegations farcical.

US President Biden and Russian leader Putin to meet in Geneva

US President Joe Biden and Russian leader Vladimir Putin will meet face-to-face on June 16 in Geneva. The summit will take place at the end of Biden's visit to Europe and after he has met with America‘s allies in NATO and the European Union.

Biden & Putin to hold bilateral meet in Geneva on June 16

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that he expects this week's summit with US President Joe Biden will help establish constructive dialogues between the two countries. Putin also added that Russia would be ready to hand over cybercriminals to the United States if Washington did the same for Moscow.

Putin says Russia ready to handover cybercriminals to US

Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Russia is not expecting any major breakthrough when President Vladimir Putin and US counterpart Joe Biden hold their first summit this month.

Sergei Lavrov: Russia expects no 'breakthrough' at Putin-Biden summit

The US President Joe Biden has taken a direct hit at China and Russia once again. While speaking at the US Memorial Day Biden has pledged to bring up the issue of Human Rights with Russian leader Vladimir Putin at the June summit in Geneva.

Biden warns China and Russia on Human Rights violations

According to reports, Russian President Vladimir Putin and his US counterpart Joe Biden may meet in June. Putin's top foreign policy adviser, Yuri Ushakov, said a firm decision on the meeting has not been taken yet.

Reports say Putin and Biden may meet in June

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Putin hails the Geneva summit as 'positive', says ready for more dialogue with US