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Factbox-What's in the EU's New Russia Sanctions
BRUSSELS (Reuters) -The European Union adopted on Tuesday its 17th package of sanctions against Russia over its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. The package hits 75 entities with full-fledged sanctions that include asset freezes and financing bans, bringing the total listing to over 2,400 entities and individuals.
It follows Donald Trump saying Russia and Ukraine will "immediately" start negotiating, after a two-hour phone call with ...
Ukraine and Russia accused each other of launching attack drones on one another overnight, hours after Russian President ...
The E.U. and U.K. have announced fresh sanctions against Russia’s secretive shipping network, in the latest bid to cut off ...
Russia said on Tuesday that Ukraine had to decide whether or not it would cooperate in discussing a memorandum ahead of a ...
Donald Trump says Moscow and Kyiv will start ceasefire negotiations "immediately", after two-hour call with Putin.
The crucial fight being slugged out between Russia, Ukraine and their allies is for the ear of US President Donald Trump, who ...
Tents, shelters for fighter jets and warehouses for military vehicles show increased Russian presence near one of NATO’s ...
Kremlin press secretary Dmitry Peskov has said reviving the nation's birth rate is one of Russia's "top priorities." ...
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