Biden, Putin Conclude Geneva Summit Voice of America 17 Jun 2021, 04:05 GMT+10 GENEVA - U.S. President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin have ended their summit in Geneva, chosen as a location for the talks for its history of political neutrality. According to a White House official, the summit ended at 5.05 pm CEST Wednesday when the P+5 expanded bilateral between the two delegations concluded. The session was concluded after one bilateral meeting, according to the official, not two as was previously scheduled. Biden and Putin are scheduled to hold separate, solo news conferences later Wednesday. Before their meetings, the leaders thanked each other during the brief, and chaotic press opportunity at the beginning of their meeting where American and Russian media jostled each other.