G7 grapples with Russian asset dilemma as Ukraine’s finances teeter on the brink
Ukraine’s allies are wrestling with how to squeeze money out of frozen Russian assets to support Kyiv’s war effort, a debate that is ever more urgent as Russia gains territory on the battlefield and as the outlook for Ukraine’s state finances looks shakier.
The director of national intelligence recently warned that Russia remains “the most active foreign threat to our elections.” ...
A new Russian offensive has clawed back miles of terrain near the key Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, but a surge of U.S. weapons and Russia’s inability to coordinate its ground and air forces make a ...
Ukraine’s allies are wrestling with how to squeeze money out of frozen Russian assets to support Kyiv’s war effort, a debate that is ever more urgent as Russia gains territory on the battlefield ...
While fighting continues in the east, a new front has been opened in the north of Ukraine. In the early hours of Friday 10 May, Russian ground troops, backed by warplanes, drones and artillery ...
A bitter and bloody war in Ukraine has devastated the country, further isolated Russia from the West and fueled economic insecurity around the world. Two classified Ukrainian reports show that ...
At least seven people were injured in another Russian strike on Kharkiv, Ukrainian officials said on Tuesday. The overnight ...
RFE/RL's Live Briefing gives you all of the latest developments on Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Western military aid to Kyiv, worldwide reaction, and the plight of civilians and refugees ...
Pyongyang is accused of sending thousands of containers of munitions to Moscow for its use in the war against Ukraine. Ukraine wants to use $300bn in Russian central bank money held abroad to ...
Russia will identify U.S. property, including securities, that could be used as compensation for losses sustained as a result ...
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