Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said state assets would be privatized this year in a plan worth $1.2 billion.

America alone has imposed nearly 6,500 penalties since February 2022, when Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine began.

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Russia's private sector balance is slightly positive, while strong demand is driven by government spending, net exports, and ...

The Kremlin is considering privatizing public assets to strengthen the Russian economy as Western sanctions continue to ...

The Russian central bank kept its key rate on hold at 21% on Friday, in line with expectations, and said more rate hikes were ...

Three years since the beginning of the Kremlin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia's economy has continued to grow because of its rampant defense spending. VOA Russian spoke with the experts ...

How close is Russia’s economy to collapse? As Donald Trump’s negotiators open direct talks with the Kremlin, Kyiv’s European allies hope that a final push on sanctions against Russia could ...

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Russia’s economy is in danger of unraveling, with industrial output plummeting and major companies initiating large-scale layoffs as the toll of three years of war with Ukraine takes its ...