Russia's economic pain will intensify this year, according to the Atlantic Council. The think tank said Russia is feeling the full effects of sanctions after nearly three years of war.

Europe Sanctions haven’t stopped Russia, but a new oil ban could cut deeper. Russia may be the most sanctioned country in human history, yet the economic toll hasn’t deterred Putin’s assault ...

Anniversaries, even those as somber as today’s, offer a crucial opportunity for reflection. As we mark the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, it is essential to assess how ...

A slowdown exposes the limits of the country’s wartime economy and suggests sanctions may finally be taking a toll.

Russia has faced economic turbulence caused by sanctions imposed after Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine that are aimed at choking Moscow's military machine. Strong GDP has been driven by high ...

Ukraine's supporters are anxiously awaiting what Trump has said will be a major statement on Russia on Monday.

Russia has never had a significant trade relationship with the United States, and at most 3% of U.S. exports have ever made their way to Russia, so any economic impact on U.S. companies was always ...

Still, sanctions have hurt Russia and hampered its war effort. They have reduced revenue from exports and made all foreign transactions more complicated and expensive, said Laura Solanko, who ...

Economic sanctions are a tool used with countries that defy U.S ... The U.S. and the European Union imposed sanctions against Russian ... This compensation may impact how and where ...

Russia's economic pain will intensify this year, according to the Atlantic Council. The think tank said Russia is feeling the full effects of sanctions after nearly three years of war.