President Vladimir Putin signed a decree in an attempt to attract new foreign investment into Russia’s financial markets, despite sweeping sanctions over the war in Ukraine.

The cost growth was driven by increased withdrawal during the heating season, the necessity to start filling storage facilities early for next winter, and geopolitical risks ...

By Gleb Bryanski and Elena Fabrichnaya MOSCOW (Reuters) -The Russian central bank will cut its benchmark interest rate by one ...

Sanctions enforcement continues to rely on static lists of named entities and accounts when evasion networks are built to ...

Russia has faced economic turbulence caused by sanctions imposed after Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine that are aimed ...

The Russian Transport Ministry said the parties shared views on issues of implementation of the program for creation of an economic corridor between Mongolia, Russia and China, modernization and devel ...

President Donald Trump is right to pursue diplomacy in Ukraine, but success requires a dual approach. To deliver on his ...

The head of the European Central Bank said inflation has become more unpredictable due to shocks like the COVID-19 pandemic ...

As Ukraine’s former Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba noted in Foreign Affairs in late May, neither Russia nor Ukraine “has much ...

Russian officials are telegraphing a slowdown of the country’s war economy -- the first major slump since the launch of the ...

The Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces control much of the island’s economy through a conglomerate known as GAESA.