Hello. US President Donald Trump has said he will hold talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday to discuss the war in Ukraine. We bring you the latest. Our chief international correspondent Lyse Doucet unpacks the symbolism of new Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's first foreign visit to France and the UK. And finally, watch the moment a fisherman is reunited with his family after 95 days lost at sea.

TOP OF THE AGENDA

Talks to focus on 'power plants' and 'land'

Russia and Ukraine launched overnight drone attacks on each other, officials from the two countries have said. Credit: Getty Images

President Trump has said "power plants" and "land" will be discussed during talks planned for Tuesday with President Putin about ending the war in Ukraine. "We're already talking about that, dividing up certain assets," Trump said. Last week, Ukraine agreed to a US proposal for a 30-day ceasefire, but Russia said several details still had to be worked out. Fighting is continuing, with Ukraine reporting that Russian forces were trying to cross into the northern Sumy region. Kyiv had been trying to protect Sumy by launching a counter-offensive in Russia's neighbouring Kursk region, but Russian forces have recently been regaining territory, forcing Ukrainian troops to retreat.

• Fighting in Kursk: Ukrainian soldiers fighting in Russia's Kursk region have described scenes "like a horror movie" as they retreated from the front lines.

• What Russia wants: Moscow is seeking guarantees that Nato will exclude Ukraine from membership, a Russian official has said.

• Watch: People in Moscow and in Kyiv share their reactions to the ceasefire proposal.

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BEYOND THE HEADLINES

What Carney's first foreign visit reveals

Carney is certain to talk Trump tactics, in private, with his French and British counterparts. Credit: Reuters

Traditionally, the first foreign visit of a Canadian leader is to the US - its closest neighbour and most trusted partner. But new Prime Minister Mark Carney is setting off to France and the UK on Monday. He's hoping to secure solid support at a time of growing friction with the US, writes Lyse Doucet.

And finally...

A Peruvian fisherman who survived 95 days lost at sea in the Pacific Ocean by eating cockroaches, birds and sea turtles has been rescued and reunited with his family. Watch his emotional reunion with his brother.