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A fragile ceasefire is in place between India and Pakistan after four days of cross-border attacks. President Trump announced the ceasefire on social media yesterday, crediting the U.S. with helping broker the agreement. However, within hours, both countries accused each other of violations. Pakistan denied the claims, saying it remains committed to peace.
Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin made a rare Saturday night address from the Kremlin, saying Russia is ready for 鈥渟erious negotiations.鈥� He proposed direct talks with Ukraine in Istanbul on Thursday, May 15, aiming to address what he called 鈥渢he root causes of the conflict鈥� and explore a new ceasefire. Hours later, Kyiv鈥檚 mayor and the Ukrainian air force warned of a Russian airstrike on the capital.
In other news, Pope Leo XIV will lead his first Sunday Mass at St. Peter鈥檚 Basilica, just weeks after the funeral of his predecessor, Pope Francis.
Joining us to discuss these developments: Sophie Lambin, founder of Kite Insights, and human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell. CREDIT PICTURES: An Indian paramilitary soldier stands guard in Srinagar, the summer of Indian Kashmir, 10 May 2025. / EPA