Russia’s economy is stagnating – but that won’t force it to end the war
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine three years ago and the subsequent imposition of tough economic sanctions, the Russian economy has unquestionably been under pressure. Problems have been accumulating and Russia does appear to be experiencing gradual economic decline – but not at all to the extent that has been claimed.
U.S. President Donald Trump warned Russia of "devastating" economic consequences if it did not sign onto a cease-fire deal ...
The average Russian state pension has reportedly dropped to its lowest level in eight years in another major blow for the ...
"It is vital to recognize the profound impact of these sanctions—not only as evidence of their effectiveness but also as a ...
As Putin weighs up a proposed cease-fire deal with Ukraine, he's likely preparing his own conditions — US sanction relief ...
Russian banks are reportedly trying to "cash in" on customers. One of the country’s newspapers, Izvestia, writes the total ...
Russian mid-sized oil producer Tatneft on Thursday posted a 6.3% rise in 2024 full-year net income to 306.14 billion roubles ...
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With Ukraine signed up to US proposals for a 30-day ceasefire, the pressure is now on the Kremlin to decide whether it too ...
Georgy Filimonov, the governor of Russia's Vologda region, who also blames alcohol consumption for Russia's mortality rates, ...
The economic sanctions and boycotts of Russian oil and gas must persist—and why Trump must set aside his pride and support ...
A majority of Americans believe President Donald Trump is "too closely aligned" with Russia and is handling the US economy in an erratic manner, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll. The two-day ...
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