Summary
More than two years after Russia invaded, leaders and top officials from more than 90 states were spending the weekend at a Swiss mountainside resort for a landmark two-day summit dedicated to resolving the largest European conflict since World War II.
Hürriyet Daily News
Speaking at the end of a two-day conference in Switzerland billed as the start of a 'Path to Peace', Ukraine's president hailed the event as a 'success' despite a string of major countries failing to sign the communique – among them India, Saudi Arabia and South Africa.
Daily Mail
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky attended the summit to garner international support for his plan to end the war triggered by the Russian invasion.
BrazilNews.Net
On Friday, the Russian President had laid down his terms for a ceasefire in Ukraine, deemed unacceptable by Kyiv and its Western allies.
Daily Express
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