Russia, Donald Trump and Sanctions
Digest more
After showing strong resilience until second half of 2024, Russia’s sanction-hit economy entered an overheating phase last year, followed by a period of cooling - Anadolu Ajansı
The push for tax collection comes as Russia's growth has slowed to a near standstill nearly four years after its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.) told The Post he’s ready to ‘imminently’ file a discharge petition if the bill doesn’t go through regular order.
Beijing rejects unilateral sanctions after US senator says Trump approved bill targeting buyers of Russian oil - Anadolu Ajansı
Nearly four years of war in Ukraine have devastated the Russian civilian economy. This year, 75 percent of Russia’s regions report serious budget deficits and more enterprises are becoming unprofitable.
Comments from deputy foreign minister Sergei Ryabkov carried by state news agency
According to Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, US President Donald Trump has backed the Russia sanctions bill, which could impose tariffs up to 500% on countries buying Russian oil. Analysts weigh in on potential impacts on gold,
After a weekslong chase across the Atlantic, the U.S. took over the Bella 1 in an operation that defied Russian warnings.
The National Interest on MSN
Explaining Kyrgyzstan’s Economic Leap
The Ukraine War has turned Kyrgyzstan into a key intermediary for Russian imports, but economic growth is unevenly shared.
"I feel strongly they (Russia) wouldn't re-invade, or I wouldn't agree to it," Trump told the New York Times when asked about Washington's potential involvement in safeguarding Ukraine against future Russian aggression.