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Trump Urges Turkey's Erdogan To Stop Buying Russian Oil
US President Donald Trump on Thursday urged Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan to stop buying Russian oil over the war in Ukraine, while hinting that he may drop a ban on Ankara buying US stealth fighter jets.
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Trump Threatens 50-100% Tariffs On China, Demands NATO Stop Buying Russia Oil
US President Donald Trump on Saturday said that the Russia-Ukraine war would end if NATO countries stopped buying Russian oil. He also threatened to impose 50-100 per cent tariffs on China for its purchase of petroleum from Russia.
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Russia, Ukraine Hold First Direct Peace Talks In Over 3 Years In Turkey
Russian and Ukrainian negotiators met in Istanbul on Friday at their first direct peace talks in more than three years, under pressure from US President Donald Trump to end Europe's deadliest conflict since World War Two.
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Explained: The Snakes And Ladders Of A Possible Ukrainian Peace Deal
Russia and Ukraine say they want to talk about peace so what are the contours of any potential peace deal - and what are the dangers?
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Europe's Latest Warning To Russia Ahead Of Putin-Zelensky Meet In Turkey
While US President Donald Trump "thinks" of flying to Turkey this week for possible talks between Ukraine and Russia over the ongoing war, the European leaders are threatening Moscow with a new round of sanctions if it doesn't accept a ceasefire deal
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Trump "Starting To Doubt" Ukraine Will Reach Ceasefire Deal With Russia
US President Donald Trump said on Sunday that he was "starting to doubt" that Ukraine will reach a ceasefire deal with Russia, and he urged Ukraine to meet with Russian officials in Turkey on Thursday to negotiate.
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Russia Frees Jailed US Reporter In Major Prisoner Swap With West, Says Turkey
US journalist Evan Gershkovich and former US marine Paul Whelan are expected to be released by Russia as part of one of the biggest East-West prisoner swaps since the Cold War, according to US media Thursday.
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Opinion | Sunak To Biden, No Incumbent Has It Easy This Year - Thanks To Economy
From South Korea and Turkey to the UK and the US, incumbent heads of state in most poll-bound countries are struggling to hold on to power and popularity.
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US Sanctions Russian, Chinese Firms Over Iran's Drones, Military Aircraft
The Biden administration issued fresh Iran-related sanctions on Tuesday, targeting multiple people and entities in Iran, Russia, China and Turkey in connection with Tehran's drone and military aircraft development.
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"They Have Expectations But...": Turkey's Erdogan On Sweden's NATO Bid
Sweden awaits entry into NATO as Turkish President rebuffs growing international pressure on Ankara to accept Sweden's membership bid before the Western defence alliance led by US, meets in July.
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Russia Says US Not 'Constructive' In Diplomacy Talks
Russia sees Istanbul as a "comfortable place" to conduct diplomacy with the United States but does not yet believe Washington has adopted a constructive approach in talks, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Vershinin told RIA Novosti news agency
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US Says Russia Trying To Bypass Western Sanctions Via Turkey
USDeputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo told Turkey's Deputy Finance Minister Yunus Elitas that Russian entities and individuals were attempting to use Turkey to bypass Western sanctions imposed over Moscow's war in Ukraine.
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Russia On Global Shopping Spree For Weapons For Its War In Ukraine: Report
A merchant ship under US sanctions passed Turkey's Bosphorus Strait on its way from Syria to Russia late last month. European intelligence officials who tracked the Sparta II say it carried military vehicles to bolster Russia's war in Ukraine.
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Joe Biden Hails Turkey's Effort To Mediate In Ukraine Crisis
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday told US counterpart Joe Biden that mediating the Ukraine-Russia war was important to Ankara, after the two sides' top diplomats held talks in Turkey.
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Turkey Lashes Out At US, Russia After Syria Attacks
Turkey on Wednesday said the United States and Russia bore responsibility for a spate of deadly attacks on its border with Syria, stressing that Ankara reserved the right to self-defence.
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Trump Urges Turkey's Erdogan To Stop Buying Russian Oil
US President Donald Trump on Thursday urged Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan to stop buying Russian oil over the war in Ukraine, while hinting that he may drop a ban on Ankara buying US stealth fighter jets.
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Trump Threatens 50-100% Tariffs On China, Demands NATO Stop Buying Russia Oil
US President Donald Trump on Saturday said that the Russia-Ukraine war would end if NATO countries stopped buying Russian oil. He also threatened to impose 50-100 per cent tariffs on China for its purchase of petroleum from Russia.
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Russia, Ukraine Hold First Direct Peace Talks In Over 3 Years In Turkey
Russian and Ukrainian negotiators met in Istanbul on Friday at their first direct peace talks in more than three years, under pressure from US President Donald Trump to end Europe's deadliest conflict since World War Two.
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Explained: The Snakes And Ladders Of A Possible Ukrainian Peace Deal
Russia and Ukraine say they want to talk about peace so what are the contours of any potential peace deal - and what are the dangers?
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Europe's Latest Warning To Russia Ahead Of Putin-Zelensky Meet In Turkey
While US President Donald Trump "thinks" of flying to Turkey this week for possible talks between Ukraine and Russia over the ongoing war, the European leaders are threatening Moscow with a new round of sanctions if it doesn't accept a ceasefire deal
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Trump "Starting To Doubt" Ukraine Will Reach Ceasefire Deal With Russia
US President Donald Trump said on Sunday that he was "starting to doubt" that Ukraine will reach a ceasefire deal with Russia, and he urged Ukraine to meet with Russian officials in Turkey on Thursday to negotiate.
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Russia Frees Jailed US Reporter In Major Prisoner Swap With West, Says Turkey
US journalist Evan Gershkovich and former US marine Paul Whelan are expected to be released by Russia as part of one of the biggest East-West prisoner swaps since the Cold War, according to US media Thursday.
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Opinion | Sunak To Biden, No Incumbent Has It Easy This Year - Thanks To Economy
From South Korea and Turkey to the UK and the US, incumbent heads of state in most poll-bound countries are struggling to hold on to power and popularity.
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US Sanctions Russian, Chinese Firms Over Iran's Drones, Military Aircraft
The Biden administration issued fresh Iran-related sanctions on Tuesday, targeting multiple people and entities in Iran, Russia, China and Turkey in connection with Tehran's drone and military aircraft development.
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"They Have Expectations But...": Turkey's Erdogan On Sweden's NATO Bid
Sweden awaits entry into NATO as Turkish President rebuffs growing international pressure on Ankara to accept Sweden's membership bid before the Western defence alliance led by US, meets in July.
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Russia Says US Not 'Constructive' In Diplomacy Talks
Russia sees Istanbul as a "comfortable place" to conduct diplomacy with the United States but does not yet believe Washington has adopted a constructive approach in talks, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Vershinin told RIA Novosti news agency
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US Says Russia Trying To Bypass Western Sanctions Via Turkey
USDeputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo told Turkey's Deputy Finance Minister Yunus Elitas that Russian entities and individuals were attempting to use Turkey to bypass Western sanctions imposed over Moscow's war in Ukraine.
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Russia On Global Shopping Spree For Weapons For Its War In Ukraine: Report
A merchant ship under US sanctions passed Turkey's Bosphorus Strait on its way from Syria to Russia late last month. European intelligence officials who tracked the Sparta II say it carried military vehicles to bolster Russia's war in Ukraine.
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Joe Biden Hails Turkey's Effort To Mediate In Ukraine Crisis
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday told US counterpart Joe Biden that mediating the Ukraine-Russia war was important to Ankara, after the two sides' top diplomats held talks in Turkey.
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Turkey Lashes Out At US, Russia After Syria Attacks
Turkey on Wednesday said the United States and Russia bore responsibility for a spate of deadly attacks on its border with Syria, stressing that Ankara reserved the right to self-defence.
