Since the release of the U.S. 28-point draft peace plan in late November, many officials and observers have suggested that a ...

Russians are starting to notice. In a recent survey, says Vladimir Zvonovsky, a sociologist in the Russian city of Samara, ...

Russia's GDP is falling, and with it, oil and gas revenues. Even military factories are already planning to cut staff. RBC-Ukraine analyzes whether the Russian economy is in decline, where Putin's ...

Nearly four years into Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, its military-industrial complex continues to function almost ...

Economic and military pressures could force Russia’s hand. Its economy is strained but not enough to do that, analysts say.

The question of how the Russia–Ukraine war will end has become one of the most globally searched and widely discussed topics ...

The U.S., EU, and U.K. imposed sweeping sanctions on Rosneft, LUKoil, and Gazpromneft to target Moscow’s oil revenues. Analysts say the short-term effects will be limited as Russia shifts exports to ...

Though Russia's war machine is slipping, the proposed peace plan by the United States does not take advantage of the economic pressure on Moscow, asking Ukraine to make several concessions. (Photo by ...

The US, EU, and UK have imposed sanctions on Russia's major oil companies, Rosneft and LUKoil, aiming to curb funding for the Ukraine war. Experts suggest the sanctions' short-term impact will be ...

After two years of robust growth fueled by military spending on the war in Ukraine, Russia’s economy is slowing. Oil revenues are down, the budget deficit is up and defense spending has leveled off.

Vladimir Putin’s wartime economy has been resilient in the face of Western sanctions triggered by his invasion of Ukraine, but it’s hitting a wall and U.S. pressure on the energy sector could cause a ...

The war between Russia and Ukraine has emerged as a serious challenge for Indian foreign policy, with New Delhi bearing the ...