Sanctions Against Russia
Washington led an international campaign for tough economic penalties after Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022. Dozens of countries have punished Russian banks, businesses and oligarchs. They froze $300 billion of Russia’s assets, barred it from much of the global financial system and restricted what it could buy and sell.
Industry experts say Western companies will need to weigh potential access to oil and gas riches against political risks and ...
Russia doesn’t view sanctions relief as a critical factor in negotiations to end the war and isn’t expecting any significant ...
Russia could win some relief from U.S. sanctions based on its willingness to negotiate an end to its war in Ukraine, U.S.
The Russian gas giant could once bring countries to their knees by cutting off energy supplies, until Europe stopped buying ...
The UK will unveil new sanctions to "turn the screws" on Russia as it marks three years since Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
Sevim Dagdelen, member of the German Bundestag for the BSW (Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht), sets out the party's policies on ...
Sir Keir Starmer has reaffirmed Britain’s “ironclad” support for Kyiv and repeated demands for Ukraine to be at the heart of any peace talks, as the UK prime minister prepares to meet Donald Trump ...
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent signaled that sanctions relief for Russia could be on the table in talks over the Ukraine ...
The UK will unveil new sanctions to "turn the screws" on Russia as it marks three years since Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
The potential easing of Western sanctions on Russia is unlikely to significantly increase Moscow’s oil flows, according to ...
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