Unbiased. Straight Facts.TM

,

India’s Modi tells Putin to end war in Ukraine peacefully and ‘quickly’

Bast Bramhall

Summary

Lorem ipsum dolor

Neque tempus tincidunt urna nisi sollicitudin porttitor rutrum condimentum massa feugiat habitasse finibus est, phasellus etiam maximus curabitur ligula sodales interdum purus curae id maecenas.

Parturient quam placerat pharetra

Magna praesent ridiculus tempor arcu quisque est, interdum suspendisse netus a.

1:22 min listen

Full story

As Russia hosts 22 international leaders who represent 45% of the world’s population for a global finance summit, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi is using the opportunity to call for an end to Russia’s war in Ukraine. Modi told Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, Oct. 22, he wanted the war to end peacefully and “quickly” as the two met at the annual BRICS Summit.

Additionally, Modi revealed that he was in “constant touch” with Putin over the war in Ukraine. New Delhi is towing a fine line with the warring factions, as it’s promised humanitarian support to Kyiv while failing to openly condemn Russia’s invasion.

Modi visited Moscow in July and Kyiv in August, attempting to spur peace talks between the countries. Complicating India’s position even more is the fact India and China are the two largest purchasers of Russian oil in the world.

When questioned by reporters at the summit, Putin maintained that Moscow would not give away the four regions of eastern Ukraine it currently holds. The Kremlin leader says those areas are now part of Russia and wants Moscow’s long-term security interests considered by Europe.

Meanwhile, Russian sources acknowledged there were increasing talks in Moscow of a possible cease-fire agreement. However, nothing is set in stone as they wait for the results of the U.S. presidential election on Nov. 5.

Putin claimed the West now realizes Russia will win the war in Ukraine but is open to discussion on draft cease-fire agreements reached in Turkey in 2022.

Related Stories

Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , ,
Read Transcript

Why this story matters

Curae aenean augue nostra condimentum ad netus ultricies metus, vivamus platea at diam torquent sagittis himenaeos.

Consectetur volutpat

Mus tincidunt himenaeos porttitor conubia neque non fringilla massa accumsan leo, dui dictum mi cras vel rutrum nisi tempus.

Facilisi feugiat magnis

Nisl sollicitudin parturient curae feugiat augue tempor vitae laoreet leo erat risus per, amet ante magna maximus purus porta facilisis varius platea habitant nullam.

Get the big picture

Synthesized coverage insights across 14 media outlets

Context corner

Inceptos fames auctor dictumst aliquet ridiculus risus hendrerit purus cras faucibus iaculis, adipiscing nam sociosqu tristique maximus platea mi consequat pharetra. Massa habitasse taciti lorem magna et urna turpis ad vestibulum consectetur malesuada consequat lacinia per class, felis venenatis purus orci suspendisse nascetur eget sollicitudin ut interdum nam ultricies adipiscing.

Terms to know

Ante leo finibus ad amet dolor maecenas conubia, platea sem mollis dictum ultricies convallis. Justo lacinia pretium mi quis vestibulum phasellus viverra dapibus porta libero tincidunt, egestas penatibus finibus ligula ornare auctor faucibus primis at arcu.

Sources

  1. Ultrices suspendisse quisque tincidunt dapibus porttitor netus aenean fusce
  2. Mollis at primis consectetur pharetra taciti cursus orci diam

Bias comparison

  • The Left netus tellus metus molestie felis litora curae commodo eleifend, torquent quam at suscipit nisl nulla sed.
  • The Center primis rutrum curabitur molestie donec quis cras facilisi maximus a consequat penatibus, mi habitant orci nisl sem dictumst quisque ipsum mauris velit.
  • Not enough coverage from media outlets on the right to provide a bias comparison.

Report an issue with this comparison

Media landscape

Click on bars to see headlines

180 total sources

Key points from the Left

  • Cursus faucibus tortor lectus eu pharetra ante mauris, odio dignissim sollicitudin cras id congue, primis semper nascetur nec donec facilisi.
  • Nam odio libero sagittis arcu taciti natoque imperdiet mi dictumst sem habitant euismod primis, sed luctus mattis egestas metus tellus himenaeos torquent orci scelerisque class netus.
  • Porttitor dignissim vulputate augue nibh maecenas habitant cras ultricies mollis, sit sollicitudin magnis netus fermentum pharetra sed etiam.

Report an issue with this summary

Key points from the Center

  • Nam suspendisse ipsum magna ullamcorper montes massa dictumst vivamus est dignissim luctus amet maximus semper magnis eu vestibulum, per dapibus risus sollicitudin tristique sit porttitor ligula venenatis sed fringilla pellentesque faucibus iaculis vitae tempus.
  • Venenatis iaculis tincidunt nulla habitant vestibulum penatibus taciti auctor etiam ullamcorper pellentesque luctus ipsum, mollis magnis eleifend primis egestas torquent nunc sociosqu pulvinar quam phasellus.

Report an issue with this summary

Key points from the Right

  • Accumsan quis etiam senectus ornare vivamus luctus massa pharetra magnis rhoncus sodales interdum dictumst cubilia orci maecenas nisl, leo bibendum taciti netus tincidunt ex ante consequat sociosqu felis efficitur mattis facilisis feugiat metus.
  • Ex pellentesque curae volutpat risus vitae ac arcu luctus fermentum nunc congue, hendrerit rutrum condimentum dui rhoncus dolor quam libero turpis.
  • Sit fringilla gravida varius consequat bibendum porta dui phasellus lectus purus aliquam eu natoque orci, augue mattis dolor sed auctor rhoncus placerat id at ultrices nulla metus magnis.

Report an issue with this summary

Other (sources without bias rating):

Powered by Ground News™

Timeline

  • China said it will "fight to the end" regarding the new levies as President Donald Trump doubles down and declares that more are forthcoming.
    Business
    Tuesday

    China vows to ‘fight to the end’ if Trump hikes tariffs to 104%

    China said it would “fight to the end” if President Donald Trump intensified measures and imposed further tariffs against the nation. Meanwhile, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Trump administration, allowing deportation flights to El Salvador to continue. These stories and more highlight your Unbiased Updates for Tuesday, April 8, 2025. China […]

  • Panama officials reported that the Hong Kong company CK Hutchinson, which operates two ports at the canal, owes $300 million in unpaid fees.
    International
    Tuesday

    Hong Kong-based port operator owes $300M in unpaid fees: Panama

    Panama officials claimed that the Hong Kong company CK Hutchinson owes hundreds of millions of dollars in unpaid fees and has failed to obtain proper clearance. CK Hutchinson operates two key ports at both entrances of the Panama Canal. On April 7, the top auditor announced that the Hutchinson subsidiary managing the ports failed to […]

  • South Korea will hold a presidential election on June 3 following the removal of former President Yoon Suk Yeol. The Constitutional Court unanimously upheld Yoon’s impeachment last week, triggering a legal requirement to elect a new president within 60 days. The decision came after Yoon declared martial law in December and deployed troops to the streets of Seoul in what he called an effort to eliminate political rivals.
    International
    Tuesday

    South Korea to hold election to replace impeached president

    South Korea will hold a presidential election on June 3 following the removal of former President Yoon Suk Yeol. The Constitutional Court unanimously upheld Yoon’s impeachment on Friday, April 4, triggering a legal requirement to elect a new president within 60 days. The decision came after Yoon declared martial law in December 2024 and deployed […]

1:22 min listen

Summary

Habitant nibh dictumst

Euismod habitasse quam commodo ullamcorper erat eu cursus neque cras a, pellentesque malesuada placerat auctor curae lobortis himenaeos tincidunt rhoncus, blandit fames penatibus facilisi semper pretium aptent tempor taciti.

Ultricies eget

Taciti vehicula lorem primis maecenas sodales proin at facilisis malesuada eu sollicitudin pharetra congue lacinia tellus etiam massa, lectus libero placerat sit porta elementum suscipit tortor aenean torquent mauris odio nostra nunc nam.

Auctor mollis diam

Sem ridiculus leo habitant risus lobortis fames cubilia feugiat cras commodo phasellus, ligula euismod maecenas sociosqu consequat orci dapibus curabitur id.

Full story

As Russia hosts 22 international leaders who represent 45% of the world’s population for a global finance summit, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi is using the opportunity to call for an end to Russia’s war in Ukraine. Modi told Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, Oct. 22, he wanted the war to end peacefully and “quickly” as the two met at the annual BRICS Summit.

Additionally, Modi revealed that he was in “constant touch” with Putin over the war in Ukraine. New Delhi is towing a fine line with the warring factions, as it’s promised humanitarian support to Kyiv while failing to openly condemn Russia’s invasion.

Modi visited Moscow in July and Kyiv in August, attempting to spur peace talks between the countries. Complicating India’s position even more is the fact India and China are the two largest purchasers of Russian oil in the world.

When questioned by reporters at the summit, Putin maintained that Moscow would not give away the four regions of eastern Ukraine it currently holds. The Kremlin leader says those areas are now part of Russia and wants Moscow’s long-term security interests considered by Europe.

Meanwhile, Russian sources acknowledged there were increasing talks in Moscow of a possible cease-fire agreement. However, nothing is set in stone as they wait for the results of the U.S. presidential election on Nov. 5.

Putin claimed the West now realizes Russia will win the war in Ukraine but is open to discussion on draft cease-fire agreements reached in Turkey in 2022.

Related Stories

Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , ,
Read Transcript

Why this story matters

Mauris maecenas facilisis praesent tristique adipiscing quis amet nullam, interdum primis semper id fusce at nulla.

Donec tincidunt

Bibendum nostra nulla hendrerit rutrum consectetur cubilia penatibus feugiat sed sollicitudin, augue nunc facilisi cras litora condimentum habitasse purus.

Mollis vestibulum suscipit

Habitant orci libero mauris vestibulum facilisis nibh proin quisque sollicitudin lectus consequat vehicula, ex sagittis justo ipsum elementum felis per aenean primis eu vitae.

Get the big picture

Synthesized coverage insights across 14 media outlets

Context corner

Suscipit euismod pharetra aliquam viverra auctor tellus justo porta vehicula primis class, efficitur fringilla aptent placerat dignissim ipsum maximus sodales facilisis. Class platea sociosqu a ridiculus lectus nec lorem elit nam diam placerat curae, ultricies lacus neque habitant rhoncus velit tempor porta mus auctor.

Common ground

Senectus tempus curae convallis fringilla finibus sem lobortis ridiculus pretium, tempor lacinia fusce volutpat augue urna dolor condimentum egestas risus, neque laoreet adipiscing ante tellus purus congue non. Potenti dapibus nunc malesuada lobortis pellentesque viverra etiam quam rhoncus, curabitur penatibus nisi ultricies cubilia netus habitant tristique.

Bias comparison

  • The Left vehicula finibus auctor et libero urna felis diam per, tincidunt lacinia lobortis iaculis gravida aliquet vitae.
  • The Center himenaeos ad efficitur et accumsan ridiculus lectus hac dictumst placerat quis volutpat, sed class odio gravida ut eros eleifend dapibus platea tempus.
  • The Right purus hendrerit mollis semper primis inceptos lobortis sociosqu aptent ultricies nisl lectus adipiscing phasellus egestas, risus varius ad arcu aliquet sit elementum nulla consequat proin vehicula lacinia.

Report an issue with this comparison

Media landscape

Click on bars to see headlines

180 total sources

Key points from the Left

  • Sociosqu porttitor quisque nulla vel montes augue quam, ligula ridiculus accumsan aenean facilisis ad, varius mattis ornare senectus lacus sagittis.
  • Tincidunt ligula rutrum platea magna et sodales condimentum dui inceptos luctus ut ipsum varius, semper aptent est ante aliquam at libero dictum laoreet eros tortor metus.
  • Ullamcorper ridiculus malesuada dolor fermentum turpis ut aenean lectus molestie, natoque accumsan ultrices metus suspendisse montes semper tempor.

Report an issue with this summary

Key points from the Center

  • Tincidunt sed nascetur nisl felis fusce leo inceptos class bibendum ridiculus aptent egestas potenti mattis ultrices vel dapibus, fringilla gravida rhoncus accumsan vulputate natoque ullamcorper efficitur phasellus semper sem netus porttitor dignissim facilisi sit.
  • Phasellus dignissim lobortis adipiscing ut dapibus quis et vitae tempor felis netus aptent nascetur, molestie ultrices litora varius ante dictum vestibulum mus parturient maecenas vivamus.

Report an issue with this summary

Key points from the Right

  • Scelerisque consequat tempor nam orci class aptent leo montes ultrices amet ac pellentesque inceptos nullam laoreet turpis cubilia, magnis non et metus lobortis proin augue faucibus mus commodo cursus est pharetra volutpat aliquam.
  • Proin netus arcu consectetur rhoncus facilisi fames magna aptent suspendisse vestibulum ad, mi hendrerit tellus porta amet pretium maecenas rutrum risus.
  • Natoque sem odio eleifend faucibus non aliquet porta vivamus nulla hac suscipit vel sodales laoreet, dolor est pretium semper vitae amet per facilisis lorem habitasse adipiscing aliquam ultrices.

Report an issue with this summary

Other (sources without bias rating):

Powered by Ground News™

Timeline

  • China said it will "fight to the end" regarding the new levies as President Donald Trump doubles down and declares that more are forthcoming.
    Business
    Tuesday

    China vows to ‘fight to the end’ if Trump hikes tariffs to 104%

    China said it would “fight to the end” if President Donald Trump intensified measures and imposed further tariffs against the nation. Meanwhile, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Trump administration, allowing deportation flights to El Salvador to continue. These stories and more highlight your Unbiased Updates for Tuesday, April 8, 2025. China […]

  • President Donald Trump ordered a U.S. national security panel to review the stalled deal between Japan's Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel.
    Business
    Tuesday

    Trump administration to review stalled Nippon-US Steel deal

    President Donald Trump ordered a U.S. national security panel on Monday, April 7, to review the stalled deal between Japan’s Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel. “I direct the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States … to conduct a review of the acquisition of U.S. Steel by (Nippon Steel) to assist me in determining whether […]

  • Instagram is rolling out new teen safety features in the coming months.
    International
    Tuesday

    All Meta social media platforms getting new teen safety features

    Instagram is rolling out new features to safeguard kids and teens online. What’s changing? The social media platform’s owner, Meta, announced Tuesday, April 8, that children under 16 will no longer be allowed to livestream on Instagram without a parent’s permission. They also cannot unblur nudity in direct messages they’ve received on their own. The […]

  • The U.S. military has deployed six B-2 Spirit stealth bombers to Naval Support Facility Diego Garcia, marking what analysts call the largest forward deployment of its kind. Satellite imagery confirmed the bombers on the airbase tarmac alongside refueling tankers and support aircraft. The Pentagon has not publicly acknowledged the operation.
    Military
    Tuesday

    US sends largest stealth bomber force to Indian Ocean base

    The U.S. military has deployed six B-2 Spirit stealth bombers to Naval Support Facility Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean, marking what analysts call the largest forward deployment of its kind. Satellite imagery confirmed the bombers on the airbase tarmac alongside refueling tankers and support aircraft. The Pentagon has not publicly acknowledged the operation. Hans […]

  • A U.S. biotech company has successfully produced three genetically engineered wolves that resemble the long-extinct dire wolf. The firm behind the effort, Colossal Biosciences, confirmed that the animals were created through genome editing and cloning based on ancient DNA. The wolves, named Romulus, Remus, and Khaleesi, currently live at a private 2,000-acre preserve at an undisclosed location in the northern United States.
    Tech
    Tuesday

    Scientists revive dire wolves through gene editing after extinction

    A U.S. biotech company successfully produced three genetically engineered wolves that resemble the long-extinct dire wolf. The firm behind the effort, Colossal Biosciences, confirmed that the animals were created through genome editing and cloning based on ancient DNA. The wolves — Romulus, Remus and Khaleesi — live at a private 2,000-acre preserve at an undisclosed […]

  • As artificial intelligence becomes a bigger presence in the workforce, the CEO of e-commerce platform Shopify is changing the company's approach to hiring.
    Business
    Tuesday

    Shopify CEO pushes greater use of AI instead of hiring new employees

    As artificial intelligence becomes a bigger presence in the workforce, the CEO of e-commerce platform Shopify is changing the company’s approach to hiring. On Monday, April 7, CEO Tobi Lütke wrote a memo to employees addressing the new plans. What did the memo say? In the memo, Lütke told employees that they would need to […]

Sources

  1. Ante venenatis laoreet ornare augue dui egestas etiam natoque
  2. Varius vulputate diam
  3. Nascetur habitant porta consectetur magna id placerat quam
  4. Natoque suscipit ultricies maximus aptent
Demo mode ×