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 ...

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

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. Continued ...

The sanctions have precipitated a remarkable reorganization of the global economic order, with Russia increasingly pivoting towards the People’s Republic of China (PRC) to mitigate the impact of ...

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.

Republicans are showing a growing appetite for long-threatened sanctions that would seek to cut off Russia from vital trading partners like China, India and possibly Europe, as President ...

Economic sanctions are a tool used with countries that defy U.S. foreign policy or global interests.

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

The sanctions on Russia only impact businesses doing business in/with Russia, and some American businesses are even making more money.