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Iran warns Mideast truce 'practically meaningless' after US strikesIran declared the Middle East war ceasefire practically meaningless following fresh US strikes. Tehran responded with attacks across the re...- Russia prepares 10% cut to 'non-sensitive' spending in 2026, sources sayAs economic challenges mount, the Russian government is deliberating on a significant 10% cut to discretionary spending. The viability of t...
- Russia's oil and gas revenue seen halving year-on-year in FebruaryRussia's February oil and gas revenue is projected to nearly halve to 410 billion roubles, primarily due to a stronger rouble and lower oil...
- Putin to visit India in December amid tariff dispute over Russian oil, to hold bilateral talks with PM ModiPresident Vladimir Putin is scheduled to visit India in December, signaling a further strengthening of ties between Moscow and New Delhi. T...
- Russia attacks Ukraine with 700 drones after Trump vows to send more weaponsRussia launched a record 728 drones and hypersonic missiles at Ukraine overnight, targeting cities including Lutsk near the Polish border. ...
- The world leaders set to attend Pope Francis's funeralWorld leaders are converging in Rome this Saturday for Pope Francis's funeral, drawing a massive crowd to St. Peter's Square. Dignitaries f...
- Rising costs squeeze intermediaries out of thriving Russian oil trade with IndiaThree trading houses dominate Russian oil sales to India as smaller firms exit due to high funding costs and Western sanctions. This shift ...
- Putin, ascendant in Ukraine, eyes contours of a Trump peace dealVladimir Putin is reportedly open to discussing a ceasefire in Ukraine with Donald Trump. Sources say the Kremlin might accept a deal that ...
- A price cap on Russian oil aims to starve Putin of cash. But it's largely been untested. Until nowRussia's benchmark oil - often exported with Western ships required to obey sanctions - has traded above the price cap since mid-July, pump...
- Russia earns less from oil and spends more on war. So far, sanctions are working like a slow poisonThe emergency interest rate increase in Russia cannot hide the dilemma at the heart of the Russian economy: how to fund the military while ...
- Yellen is visiting India yet again to promote closer ties and tackle global economic problemsU.S. Treasury Secretary, Janet Yellen, is set to meet finance ministers from the Group of 20 countries in India, following a trip to Beijin...
- Russia fires 30 cruise missiles at Ukrainian targets; Ukraine says 29 were shot downLoud explosions were heard in Kyiv as the Kremlin's forces targeted the capital for the ninth time this month in a clear escalation after w...
- Twitter labels BBC as "government-funded media"BBC's branding comes after a row erupted between Musk and the American NPR network after Musk changed NPR's label to "state-affiliated medi...
- Twitter labels BBC as "government-funded media"The label now appears on outlets that receive some government funding, including BBC, PBS, NPR and Voice of America. However, it does not a...
- Respect India's judgement to have relations with Russia: UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly"For the UK, Russia's invasion of Ukraine is unacceptable. We're helping to defend the UN charter, sovereignty and territorial integrity. W...
- Amid Ukraine war, US says G7’s price cap on Russian oil will hit Vladimir Putin immediatelyThe United States believes that limiting Russian oil prices would reduce Russia's ability to support its "illegal conflict in Ukraine."
- Putin visits Iran on first trip outside former Soviet Union since Ukraine warPutin's trip, which comes just days after U.S. President Joe Biden visited Israel and Saudi Arabia, sends a strong message to the West abou...
- What's the impact if Europe cuts off Russian oil?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...
- Hackers' Broad Attack Sets Cyber Experts Worldwide Scrambling To Defend NetworksSuspected Russian hackers, who broke into US government agencies, also spied on less high-profile organisations, including groups in Britai...
- With Donald Trump silent, reprisals for cyberattacks may fall to Joe BidenTo be sure, it's not uncommon for administrations to refrain from leveling public accusations of blame for hacks until they've accumulated ...
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