Russia's top banker warns Moscow is fighting the wrong economic battle

Sberbank CEO German Gref said Russia is so fixated on fighting inflation that it's forgetting about economic growth.

Trump’s toughest sanctions yet on Russia may upend oil markets and test India’s ties with Moscow

America’s latest sanctions on top Russian oil producers throw India’s lucrative energy strategy into disarray, leaving it to navigate soaring costs, disrupted supplies, and the politics of managing relations with Washington and Moscow.

3 Takeaways From Vietnam’s Drift Toward Russia and Away From America

The Times examined weapons sales documents from a Russian arms supplier and interviewed dozens of officials from Vietnam, the United States and other countries in the region.
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Explosions shake Moscow streets as drones spread chaos across Russia's capital

Moscow was unexpectedly attacked by unidentified drones on the evening of October 26. Russian authorities traditionally reassured the public that everything had been shot down. Meanwhile, explosions were heard across the city,

Russia faces a shrinking and aging population and tries restrictive laws to combat it

Russia has grappled with a shrinking and aging population for decades, with President Vladimir Putin viewing it as a threat to national security.

Is the U.S. Losing in Vietnam? Russia, North Korea and China Are Gaining.

U.S. allies worry that American volatility and Russian outreach and arms sales, in particular, are driving Vietnam into a new phase.

Putin says Russia won't cave under US sanctions, claims Budapest summit 'postponed'

Putin said that "no self-respecting country does anything under pressure," calling new U.S. sanctions an "unfriendly act."

Moscow Is Planning to Create Its Own USAID

As a Ukrainian, I’ve seen firsthand how Russia has learned to emulate American soft power for authoritarian ends.
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