Russia's Central Bank said Tuesday it had filed a lawsuit in Luxembourg against the EU's indefinite freeze on some $230 billion of Moscow's...

Russian President Vladimir Putin criticised the freezing of Russian assets abroad as "theft" and vowed to retaliate. G7 leaders agreed on a...

Russian carmaker GAZ has filed a lawsuit worth 15.6 billion roubles ($200.5 million) against Volkswagen, court records show, adding to two ...

Halfway through the global financial crisis in 2008, while the Nifty had corrected, India’s 10-year bond yields had increased from 7.9% to ...

Italy's financial crimes police said it had been found to be "indirectly attributable, through a company based in Bermuda, to Andrei Melnic...

The finance ministry said restrictions "apply to any entities that are owned or controlled by Roman Abramovich", adding: "This means Chelse...

The London Stock Exchange said it had suspended nearly 30 listings in Russian companies as sanctions begin to bite.

Britain last weekend joined the United States and Western allies in preventing the Russian central bank's ability to use reserves to suppor...

The IIF's Ribakova said the sanctions, which could yet be toughened even further, were "the most severe economic sanctions imposed on a cou...

Switzerland's government has been trying to balance its condemnation of Russia's actions with its history of neutrality and as an intermedi...

Officially, Putin earns about $140,000 a year and owns a small apartment, according to his public financial disclosures.

The first actions in the most recent crisis were taken after President Vladimir Putin of Russia signed decrees Monday recognizing Donetsk a...

The sanctions include freezing the assets of all major Russian banks, including VTB Bank, the nation's second-biggest bank, Johnson said Th...

President Joe Biden has vowed Russian President Vladimir Putin will "pay a price" and is expected to impose sanctions as soon as this week ...

In mid-July, the United States imposed sanctions on lucrative Russian energy and defense entities, as well as major banks.

The EU nationals and companies are now barred from buying or selling new bonds, equity or similar financial instruments exceeding 90 days.

France and Germany had already called on Russia to promote de-escalation in Ukraine so its presidential elections could take place May 25.