Russian sanctions

The United Arab Emirates and the Maldives are among the final places Russian oligarchs have left to escape sanctions.

America's transatlantic ally Britain, aligned against Russia's invasion of Ukraine, is now calling on China to stop supporting Vladimir Putin's actions.

China has been riled by U.S. intelligence reports suggesting Beijing responded positively to Moscow's request for military aid in Ukraine.

French activist Pierre Afner reportedly broke into the Biarritz villa, where he is currently offering solace to Ukrainian refugees.

Biden's national security adviser will meet with a top Chinese diplomat on Monday, with the country's relationship with Russia being front and center.

Sanford Mann argued Sunday that ending Russia operations is "not a good long-term plan" for American businesses.

The man spent over $150 on burgers before the iconic restaurant closed in response to the invasion of Ukraine.

Michigan has about 39,000 Ukrainian-American citizens, many of whom still have family in Ukraine. Rather than feel helpless, they are fighting back.

"I wake up every day just texting my friends if they are alive," Ukrainian MP Oleksandra Ustinova said in the now-viral clip.

Several states are taking steps to sever ties with Russia, from halting business exchanges altogether to divesting funds overseas and banning Russian products.

Following Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, the U.S. and its allies have issued unprecedented sanctions on the country and its leaders.

British Conservative MP Nickie Aiken has said sending Russian children home would send a clear message to Vladimir Putin.

Following its invasion of Ukraine, Russia is facing the hardest set of financial sanctions possibly ever—and its economy will feel the pain.

Removal from the system, which connects 11,000 institutions globally, has been called a "nuclear weapon for the economy."

Rising fuel costs could cause trouble for President Joe Biden and his fellow Democrats in the 2022 midterm elections.

Some Republicans have already criticized the sanctions the Biden administration has introduced against Russia, as tensions continue to escalate.

The British capital is the nexus of various Russian financial interests and assets, from mansions and soccer clubs to listed companies.

The recent arrest and detention of leading Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny is forcing President Biden to decide: Will he keep his promise and confront Russia?

McConnell was among the advocates for lifting sanctions on Oleg Deripaska's company Rusal.

The Russian government hit back on sanctions by taking Western cheese, fruit and foodstuffs, only to bulldozer them at the border.

The U.S. State Department told Newsweek it offered the Russian government a chance to lower the flag it left behind in Seattle, to no avail.

The company denies wrongdoing.

Kalashnikov USA has a facility near Marjory Stoneman High School in Parkland.

The head of Russia's second biggest bank said the tightening of sanctions against the country's institutions would be "like declaring war."

The U.S. and Russia have traded tit-for-tat diplomatic sanctions since the fallout around the 2016 election.

The Russian president was hosting his annual press conference, a hotly-anticipated event in Russia's Christmas TV calendar.

After Vladimir Putin's instructions, Moscow is preparing a lawsuit on consulate closure, Russia's deputy foreign minister says.

Washington has closed a handful of diplomatic annexes and compounds.

"It's going to be much harder to do business in Russia as a result of this," the former U.S. ambassador to Russia said.

The U.S. will lose 755 staff from its diplomatic missions in Russia and have two properties seized on September 1.