The war in Ukraine, now in its fourth year, has caused immense destruction and loss of life. Cities lie in ruins, and millions have been di...

Around a fifth of Ukraine is contaminated by mines or unexploded ordnance, according to the UN's Mine Action Service. The total cost of rec...

The United States and Israel attacked Iran's nuclear sites. Russia condemned the strikes but offered limited support to Tehran. Analysts be...

The UK government warns that if war breaks out, Russia could attack the country in fast and dangerous ways, like using drones, missiles, ha...

President Putin is ready to engage in talks with President Trump, awaiting signals from the US. Both leaders have expressed willingness to ...

Following the arrest of a Russian deputy defense minister last month, a series of detentions of senior military officials on corruption cha...

With energy revenues now close to exceeding their target level, purchases are possible already in May, according to Bloomberg Economics, wh...

The EU ban on Russian oil moving by sea is "by far the biggest step to date to cut off the fossil fuel export revenue that is funding and e...

But reversing decades of dependence on Russian oil and natural gas is not a simple matter for the 27-nation bloc. For one thing, Hungary an...

The United States has the finest weapons systems in the world and the most advanced weapons systems in the world, Austin said. "So, we have...

The ruble is no longer rubble. While the West has imposed unprecedented levels of sanctions against the Russian economy, Russia's Central B...

EU foreign and defence ministers meet on Monday to discuss imposing further sanctions on Moscow, especially whether to introduce an oil emb...

Long-term perspectives are dire. If sanctions are maintained, Russia will be cut off from its main trading partners apart from China and Be...

The pillars of fortress Russia lie in the way the Kremlin manages its budget and the rouble. It entered the pandemic with the lowest govt d...

Energy Minister Alexander Novak favored keeping the group’s supply reduction at current levels.

“Not everybody is ready to cut equally,” Al-Falih told reporters in Vienna.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's renascent cold war with the West is partly meant to obscure his country's economic slump.