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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.

    80 countries at Swiss conference agree territorial integrity of Ukraine must be basis of any peace

    Eighty countries have called for the "territorial integrity" of Ukraine to be the basis for any peace agreement to end Russia's two-year war. The joint communique capped a two-day conference at the Burgenstock resort in Switzerland, marked by the absence of Russia, which was not invited. About 100 delegations, mostly Western countries but also some key developing nations, were on hand for the conference. The final document focused on issues of nuclear safety, food security, and the exchange of prisoners.

    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.

    The Economic Times
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