General Michel Yakovleff, former deputy chief of staff of SHAPE (NATO) has analyzed Russia's latest economic results, and he ...
"A protracted stalemate might be the only solution for Russia to avoid total economic collapse," one economist says.
The Bank of Russia may tap the brakes on monetary tightening aimed at cooling the country’s overheating economy after signs ...
In a long and rambling interview this week, President Putin gleefully exclaimed Russia as the fastest growing economy in Europe. Last week, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) underlined the ...
The Russian army is set to increase by 180,000, which would make it the second-largest in the world. It's already straining ...
Russian banks are urging Russia's central bank to increase yuan liquidity through swaps. The central bank is advising lenders ...
Some 35 artillery systems were also taken out by Kyiv during this period, pushing the number further past the 18,000 mark, as well as 52 unmanned aerial vehicles, taking the war's Russian drone tally ...
In the United States and Europe, there is growing uncertainty about how to counter Putin’s aggression without stoking a ...
Ukraine also stands to lose around $800 million a year if it doesn't renew a gas pipeline deal with Russia, Bloomberg ...
The European Union vows to lend Ukraine up to $39 billion, underwritten by the windfall profits earned on almost $300 billion ...
However, the expiry of the five-year gas transit agreement signed in 2019 between Ukraine's state-run Naftogaz and Russia's Gazprom could also see Kyiv lose a key revenue generator and add to ...
Russia's economy can't afford to win or lose the war in Ukraine, one economist says. That's because Russia can't afford the cost of rebuilding and securing Ukraine. The cost of repairing its own ...