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President Donald Trump, right, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin arrive for a joint press conference at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, Friday, Aug. 15, 2025. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)

The art of the ‘no deal’: How the Trump-Putin meeting unfolded

Hours after the meeting ended, Ukraine’s air force said that Russia had launched 85 attack drones and ballistic missiles on Ukraine overnight, while Russia said it had intercepted 29 Ukrainian drones.

  • Michael Koziol

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Donald Trump greets Vladimir Putin after he lands in Alaska.

It’s obvious what Putin got from this meeting – for Trump, not so much

Reporters were shocked and confused by the summit’s abrupt ending. Had the two leaders actually agreed to anything? What the hell just happened?

  • Michael Koziol
The two leaders.

Trump-Putin meeting updates as it happened: US, Russian presidents fail to strike deal in Alaska to end Ukraine war

The face-to-face high-stakes summit, which excluded Volodymyr Zelensky, ended without news of a deal between Moscow and Washington. Follow our live coverage.

  • Anthony Segaert and Michael Koziol
Dug Loshbaugh holds a sign during a rally in Anchorage on Thursday, ahead of the Trump-Putin meeting.

‘War criminal falling from the sky’: Why Alaskans aren’t happy to host Putin

“I just don’t think it’s honourable to leave the people of Ukraine hanging, and to not have Ukraine involved in any discussions about peace,” said one Anchorage resident.

A Holland America ship in Glacier Bay, Alaska.

One of the world’s most scenic cruising destinations is set to become even more popular

This North American destination is chalking up record seasons, as major lines continue to expand their operations in response to soaring demand.

  • Brian Johnston
Anchorage and the mountains beyond.

Port guide: Anchorage, Alaska

The wild, remote location of Anchorage is exhilarating, but so too is the discovery of a sophisticated city with great dining and museums and friendly people.

  • Brian Johnston
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There’s a bear in there … somewhere.

I went to this wild island for one specific reason and it didn’t show up

The universe doesn’t always co-operate just because you have limited time to fulfil a lifelong dream.

  • Katrina Lobley
The Spice H2O pool deck has ample space and chairs.

The mid-size ship that delivers max-size enjoyment

After its bow-to-stern refurbishment, there’s a lot to love on Norwegian Cruise Line’s smallest ship.

  • Kristie Kellahan
Elevate your Anchorage experience with a glacier and wildlife scenic 1.5-hour flight.

Spectacular scenery and ‘deer dawgs’: Nine highlights of Anchorage, Alaska

This scenic city is so much more than just a cruise pitstop.

  • Julia D'Orazio
When the wall of the plane just breaks off mid flight @AlaskaAir Saturday 6th Jan Photo Kyle Rinker

US officials order grounding of Boeing 737 Max 9 jetliners after a plane suffers a blowout

An Alaska Airlines plane suffered a blowout that left a gaping hole in the side of the fuselage. The required inspections will affect about 171 planes worldwide.

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