Category: 1. Russia

As Ukraine’s frontline cities continue to come under attack, museums holding Ukrainian historical and cultural artifacts are at risk of destruction or theft. Museum staff have been hard at work trying to relocate valuable collections to safer…

The European Union has halted discussions over the possible confiscation of frozen Russian assets, Deutsche Welle reported, citing the conclusions from the E.U. summit on March 20.

“Subject to EU law, Russia’s assets should remain immobilised…

The Trump administration is considering revising the terms of a still unsigned minerals deal with Ukraine to gain access to key energy infrastructure in the country, The Financial Times reported on Friday, citing Ukrainian officials.

According to…

President Donald Trump suggested during a call with his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy that the United States take ownership of Ukraine’s power plants as he seeks to bridge a wide divide between Moscow and Kyiv and secure a full…

The fate of thousands of Ukrainian children kidnapped by Russia has been thrown into further uncertainty after the United States defunded an American research unit that helped locate them.

The United States has terminated financial support for…

President Volodymyr Zelensky is pushing back against White House claims that President Donald Trump proposed bringing Ukrainian nuclear power plants under U.S. ownership. 

Following a phone call between the two leaders on Wednesday, White House…

President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree ordering Ukrainian citizens living in Russia and Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine to obtain “legal status” or leave by September 10. 

The decree, published on an official website on…

Delegations from Russia and Ukraine are set to hold separate talks with the U.S. in Saudi Arabia on March 24, officials said on Thursday.

According to Russian presidential aide Yuri Ushakov, the U.S.-Russia talks will take place in Riyadh and…

Russia’s economy has changed dramatically over the last three years. Much has been written about the country’s wartime growth and its impact on ordinary people, but a new report from the Russian rating agency ACRA breaks it down in a new way,…