SEATTLE: The United States and Russia said on Wednesday (Thursday in Manila) they had business-like and substantive talks in Geneva in their second effort in as many months to bring stability to a fraught relationship.
The closed-door talks were a follow-up to last month's summit, also held in the Swiss diplomatic hub, between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Joe Biden, who both described their first encounter as productive despite soaring tensions on multiple fronts.
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