Putin had said earlier this week that he was “never against” meeting with Zelenskyy and invited him to Moscow. “If Zelenskyy is ready, then let him come to Moscow," he reportedly said.

Russia's Putin extends formal invitation to Ukrainian leader Zelenskyy, saying that he is now ready to discuss the ongoing war in Ukraine.

A couple of days ago, Vladimir Putin traveled to Beijing, the capital of China, to attend the military parade of Xi Jinping, the country's president. Kim Jong-un, supreme leader of ...

ITM - INTOURMARKET in Moscow was initiated by the entire Russian Tourism Industry (RST) and is strongly supported by Rostourism - the Russian Tourism Ministry. It brings together hosted buyers and ...

Members of Moscow's Jewish community spent “Shabbos Selichos” in three locations - at the Marina Roscha in Moscow, at the ...

Held annually, MITT is Russia’s largest and longest running travel exhibition. With over 1,600 participating companies and 182+ destinations, it is the key meeting place for the industry and an ...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy dismissed Vladimir Putin’s invitation for peace talks in Moscow Friday, countering ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed on Friday the resumption of air travel with North Korea. Speaking at a plenary session of the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, Putin said there are now ...

Tokyo says unavoidable travel — such as those for humanitarian, business, study, research, education, or artistic purposes — ...