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    India refrains from associating itself with any communique emerging from Swiss summit on peace in Ukraine

    India refrained from associating with any communique at the Ukraine peace summit hosted by Switzerland. The Ministry of External Affairs emphasized the importance of dialogue and diplomacy for a peaceful resolution to the Ukraine conflict.

    Saudi Arabia, India, South Africa opt out of Ukraine declaration

    Saudi Arabia, India, South Africa, Thailand, Indonesia, Mexico and the United Arab Emirates were among countries participating at a summit on peace for Ukraine that did not sign a final communique, the Swiss government said on Sunday.

    At Swiss Peace Summit, Ukraine prez Volodymyr Zelenskyy says 'history being made'

    In a brief statement to reporters alongside Swiss President Viola Amherd at the outset of the summit, Zelenskyy cast the gathering as a success, saying: "We have succeeded in bringing back to the world the idea that joint efforts can stop war and establish a just peace."

    World leaders join Ukraine summit in test of Kyiv's diplomatic clout

    More than 90 countries will take part, but China's absence in particular has dimmed hopes the summit would show Russia as globally isolated, while recent military reverses have put Kyiv on the back foot. The war in Gaza between Israel and Hamas has also diverted the world's attention from Ukraine.

    Ukraine summit opens in Switzerland, seeking path to peace

    World leaders were joining Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Switzerland on Saturday for a summit on peace in his country, but with Russia staying away it is seen as the first step in a long process. "Together, we are making the first step toward just peace based on the UN Charter and fundamental principles of international law," he said on X, formerly Twitter.

    World leaders to meet at Swiss resort on possible Ukraine peace roadmap, Russia is notably absent

    Leaders from Ecuador, Ivory Coast, Kenya, and Somalia, alongside numerous Western heads of state and government, are set to convene at a conference this weekend to discuss the initial steps toward peace in Ukraine, with Russia notably absent. Hosted by Swiss officials, the conference will see over 50 heads of state and government, including Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, as well as 100 delegations from European bodies and the United Nations.

    • For truce, exit annexed areas, end NATO bid: Vladimir Putin to Ukraine

      On the eve of a conference in Switzerland to which Russia has not been invited, Putin set out maximalist conditions wholly at odds with the terms demanded by Ukraine, apparently reflecting Moscow's growing confidence that its forces have the upper hand in the war.

      Ukraine summit attracts world leaders but fails to isolate Russia

      U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, French President Emmanuel Macron and the leaders of Germany, Italy, Britain, Canada and Japan are among those set to attend the June 15-16 meeting at the Swiss mountaintop resort of Buergenstock.

      With Russia not attending, what can this weekend's Ukraine peace summit achieve?

      The 'Summit on Peace in Ukraine', hosted by Switzerland, aims to achieve a just and lasting peace in Ukraine, but Russia's absence hinders progress at the non-traditional peace conference.

      India will participate in Swiss peace summit on Ukraine at appropriate level: Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra

      Switzerland has invited Prime Minister Narendra Modi to attend it. However, it is almost certain that Modi will not participate in it with sources indicating that a senior diplomat may represent India at the summit. India will attend the peace summit in Switzerland at the "appropriate level", Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra said.

      Russia fires more missiles and drones at Ukraine ahead of diplomatic efforts to stop the war

      Russian forces launched a nighttime missile and drone attack on Kyiv and five other Ukrainian regions, injuring several people. Ukraine's air force intercepted 29 of 30 air targets. President Zelenskyy praised the defense efforts and urged for more Western air defense systems, with the US agreeing to send another Patriot missile system. Upcoming international meetings, including a G7 summit, will focus on supporting Ukraine. Despite Russian advances, Ukrainian forces continue to resist, seeking more Western military aid and preparing for a future counteroffensive.

      India may depute senior MEA Secy to attend Ukraine peace summit

      India is unlikely to participate at the political level in the Ukraine peace summit on June 15-16. The country is expected to depute secretary (West) in the ministry of external affairs for the summit organized by Switzerland.

      90 countries to attend Swiss-hosted Ukraine peace summit that Russia is snubbing

      Switzerland is hosting a Ukraine peace summit with nearly 90 countries and organizations attending, despite Russia's absence. The summit aims to pave the way for peace in Ukraine, 28 months after Russia's invasion. Leaders like Macron, Scholz, and Harris will attend. However, key countries like Turkey, South Africa, and Brazil have not confirmed participation. China and Brazil cited Russia's absence as a reason for their non-participation. Ukraine's President Zelenskyy will be there, and security measures, including deploying 4,000 military personnel, are in place.

      Narendra Modi's first foreign trip likely to be Italy; PM Giorgia Meloni invites him for G7 summit starting Thursday

      PM Narendra Modi is poised to make his first foreign trip to Italy, accepting an invitation from Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to attend the G7 Summit from June 13 to 15. Modi's participation underscores India's growing global relevance. Additionally, India's involvement in upcoming events such as the Swiss Peace Summit, US NSA Jake Sullivan's visit, and the SCO Summit in Kazakhstan further solidifies its diplomatic engagements on the world stage.

      Ukraine President Zelenskyy hopes for India's presence at Swiss peace summit next week

      Ukraine President Zelenskyy congratulated PM Modi on India's parliamentary election win and invited India to a peace summit in Switzerland regarding the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

      Zelenskyy visits Philippines to invite counterpart for peace summit

      Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the Philippines to invite President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to a global peace summit on the Ukraine-Russia conflict. He accused Russia and China of disrupting the talks. Zelenskyy criticised China's role in supporting Russia and urged countries to attend the summit for peace. Meanwhile, tensions between the U.S. and China were evident at the defense forum in Singapore.

      India friend of world; we expect it to help bring peace to Ukraine: Switzerland ahead of peace summit

      Swiss State Secretary of Foreign Affairs Alexandre Fasel expects India, as a friend of the global community, to play a key role in bringing peace to Ukraine. India's participation in the Switzerland summit is crucial for the peace process, given its influence in diplomatic terms worldwide. India's expertise in conflict transformation and peace promotion is highly valued.

      Open to ideas that can achieve peace in Ukraine: India on Switzerland's plan to host peace summit

      Two days after the Swiss government announced plans to host a high-level summit on Ukraine, India on Friday said it remains open to all ideas that could help achieve early restoration of peace in that country. External affairs ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said India has been consistently pressing for resolution of the Russia-Ukraine conflict through diplomacy and dialogue.

      Cairo Peace Summit: Arabs call for de-escalation

      Egypt opened its crisis summit in Cairo with the leaders of Italy, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan and South Africa among those on hand, as well as senior officials from the EU, Turkey, Russia and China.

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