Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and his US counterpart Antony Blinken met on Friday in Geneva in order to discuss the situation in Ukraine and progress on Russia's security proposals. However, no major breakthrough yet. Now, they are stated to hold talks next week as well.

US & Russia to hold talks next week amid tensions over Ukraine invasion fears

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and his US counterpart Antony Blinken met on Friday in Geneva in order to discuss the situation in Ukraine and progress on Russia's security proposals.

Lavrov-Blinken Geneva Meet: A 90-minute-long talks with no concrete breakthrough

Behind the high-stakes talks with the US, Russia has flown two nuke-capable strategic bombers over Arctic. These Tu-160 aircrafts can carry up to 12 short-range nuclear missile.

Russia flies nuke-capable strategic bombers over Arctic

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov have held talks in Geneva over the Ukraine crisis.

Lavrov and Blinken discusses Ukraine crisis in Geneva

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said that the US is committed to the path of diplomacy and dialogue, but is also committed to a united, swift and severe response if Russia commits aggression against Ukraine.

Swift response if Russian troops move into Ukraine, says Antony Blinken

After creating a storm back home on his remarks over Russia and China during a visit to India, German naval chief has now apologised for his remarks. In his tweet, Vice Admiral says that he should not have said things the way he did and that it was in fact a misjudgment.

German naval chief apologises for his remarks, says  it was misjudgment

After creating a storm back home on his remarks over Russia and China during a visit to India, German naval chief has now apologised for his remarks. In his tweet, Vice Admiral says that he should not have said things the way he did and that it was in fact a misjudgement.

German naval chief apologises for his remark over Russia, China

People of Kharkiv city, 30 kms away from the Russian border, have set up surveillance cameras on the miles long border fence to tackle any invasion by Russia. Residents say they are scared of the uncertainty looming overhead.

People of Kharkiv city set up surveillance cameras on miles long border fence with Russia

Geneva: Blinken, Lavrov plan to speak again after their high-stakes meet result in no breakthrough

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and his US counterpart Antony Blinken met on Friday in Geneva in order to discuss the situation in Ukraine and progress on Russia's security proposals. However, no major breakthrough yet.

US, Russia to continue the dialogue as no major breakthrough in defusing Ukraine tensions yet

Decoding Russia's aggressive posturing: Troops stay put on Ukraine border amid escalating tensions

Geneva: No breakthrough reached during the US, Russia meet to defuse tensions over Ukraine

In a bid to boost marine security, Iran, Russia and China on Friday began a joint Naval drill in the North Indian ocean.

Iran, Russia & China hold Naval drills in the North Indian Ocean

Russia hints at another round of talks after a high-stakes meet with no winners

Momentum is building for a conflict in Ukraine. A gaffe by Joe Biden has given Russia the upper hand. The US President suggested he would tolerate a "minor invasion" in Ukraine. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Ukraine crisis: Will Russia go to war?

Biden had seemed to suggest that a minor incursion by Russia into Ukraine would call for a weaker response from the United States and its allies. His statement has now led to a lot of confusion at a time especially when the allies are trying to present a unified front against Russia, the statement of course has not gone down well with the Ukrainian president.

‘Minor incursion by Russia could call for a weaker response,' Biden to clarify this statement

The US President gave an elaborate speech on Russia's intensions and suggested ' a minor incursion would call for a weaker response.' However his statement did not sit well with some allies.

US President Joe Biden gives elaborate speech on Russia's intensions

The much-awaited meeting between Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is underway in Geneva over Ukraine border crisis.

Lavrov and Blinken meet underway in Geneva, leaders discuss Ukraine border crisis

US Secy of State Antony Blinken and the Russian FM Sergei Lavrov have landed in Geneva. The two leaders will meet today in a bid to defuse tensions between Russia and Ukraine.

US Secy of State Blinken, Russian FM Lavrov to hold talks to defuse tensions between Russia, Ukraine

Russia where the latest move of a global crypto crackdown, its central bank has proposed banning use and mining of cryptocurrencies on the territory. The step has come after Central bank of Russia cited threats to financial stability, citizens' well-being and monetary policy sovereignty.

Russia proposes ban on crypto use, mining

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to choose the "peaceful path" on Ukraine as he visited Kyiv on Wednesday.

US State Secy Antony Blinken in Ukraine, calls on Putin to choose 'peaceful path'

The American president Joe Biden has predicted that Russia will make a move on Ukraine however badness said that Putin may not want a full-blown conflict. The US president has warned that Russia would pay very dearly in case of a full-blown invasion.

Ukraine crisis: 'Putin might make a move on Ukraine,' Biden warns of 'disaster for Russia'

Here are some of the top stories to start your day: Amid Russia and Ukraine tensions at the border, US President Joe Biden said Russian President Vladimir Putin "has to do something" while adding that his "guess is he will move in".

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US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in Berlin for crisis talks on Ukraine. During a major speech he said that the US and its allies are seeking a diplomatic path to de-escalate tensions caused by Russia across Ukraine border.

Seeking diplomatic path to de-escalate tensions caused by Russia across Ukraine border, says Blinken

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