By Anastasia Lyrchikova and Gleb Stolyarov MOSCOW (Reuters) -From railways and automobiles to metals, coal, diamonds and ...

Russia might be able to turn its defense industry into a viable source of revenue by selling weapons to allies like China, ...

How long can the Ukrainian military hold up versus how long can the Russian economy hold up.” Tougher sanctions, including ...

Russia's GDP growth is expected to fall short of the 2% annual growth target required to cover defense, security, social ...

Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine has sparked a demographic crisis in Russia, fueled by military casualties, emigration, and ...

Soaring fuel prices and refinery shutdowns leave pumps empty across Russia, with the Kremlin warning gas station owners not ...

Russia's central bank on Friday cut its key interest rate, but warned inflation was still too high, amid growing fears of an economic slowdown after bloated spending on the Ukraine offensive. Russia's ...

Now, Ukraine is pinching the hose. Over the last two months, Ukrainian drones have hit refinery after refinery. Of Russia’s ...

To understand front-line economics, consider trade with Russia, investor uncertainty, defence spending and consumer attitudes ...

In annexed Crimea, drivers are limited to five gallons of gas at the pump, and all Russians face higher taxes and less social ...

US President Donald Trump’s belief he could somehow, through force of personality, convince his Russian counterpart, Vladimir ...

Here is question that few people have posed or even considered. What will be the fate of Russia after the war in Ukraine ends ...