The Kremlin needs money to keep its finances steady - and it’s clear where President Vladimir Putin intends to get it: at the ...

When Vladimir Putin ordered the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, he likely did not consider that the war he was ...

When Vladimir Putin ordered the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, he likely did not consider that the war he was ...

Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said raising revenue was preferable to increasing borrowing, saying excessive borrowing ...

India maintained its 2.5 billion euro Russian oil purchases in October, ahead of impending sanctions and rising global ...

After two years of robust growth fuelled by military spending on the war in Ukraine, Russia’s economy is slowing. Oil revenues are down, the budget deficit is up and defence spending has levelled off.

The Russian economy is effectively entering a phase of structural slowdown. Its growth rates remain below the level needed to ...

In October, India spent 2.5 billion euro on Russian oil purchases, remaining the second-largest buyer after China amid new ...

This X post comes as the US Treasury Department delayed the implementation of sanctions against Lukoil on Saturday (November ...

India, the second biggest buyer of Russian oil, spent as much as 2.5 billion euros on purchases of crude oil from Moscow in ...

India is the second-largest buyer of Russian oil, purchasing €2.5 billion worth of crude in October alone. Despite Western ...

Russia’s economy is growing ever more dependent on the export of energy resources and metals, most of which are sold to China. — Ukrinform.