By Marc Jones (Reuters) -Talks between Ukraine and holders of its GDP warrants have broken down for a second time in six ...

After years of insulation from the effects of Vladimir Putin’s war, Russia’s economy is finally starting to take a hit.

Exclusive: A paper by the Center for Freedom and Prosperity argues there are are strong economic benefits for the United ...

Brussels fears the IMF could cancel aid unless Belgium agrees to back a €140 billion reparations loan to Ukraine.

The invasion of Ukraine is becoming a long-range missile war, as both sides seek military advantage away from the ...

"Eventually the administration decided it's not enough to just use carrots to pressure Putin, you also need sticks," one ...

With peace talks stalled and front-line advances frozen, both sides brace for years of attrition marked by drone warfare and deep strikes on vital infrastructure.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has imposed sanctions on several opposition-supporting television and media companies ...

Recent developments in the Donbas confirm that while the Russian army is indeed advancing, its progress is very slow and comes at a phenomenal cost in human lives and limbs. But ...

In rural Ukraine, attack drones are assembled in secret to strike deep into Russia. These drones target oil refineries, fuel ...

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said he saw little scope for accelerated economic growth before Russia’s war on Ukraine ...

Business activity across Germany's private sector dipped in March as output price inflation hit a new record high and the war ...