Russian sanctions

U.S. officials have said fresh sanctions against Russia are in the pipeline.

U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia tried to influence the Nov. 8 election by hacking individuals and institutions.

The CEO of the under-sanctions Sberbank hopes for new treatment from Trump.

Russians believe prices are rising but the Kremlin has vowed to maintain a ban on EU and U.S. imports "as long as possible."

The Russian president said the ban is helping Russian business.

Nearly a quarter of Russians see no need to strive for better relations with U.S. and the West.

The Foreign Ministry spokeswoman lashed out at a parliamentary report.

Putin hails speedy recovery from recession, but Russians beg to differ.

France's right-wing parties are looking favorably towards Russia.

The president's rumoured son-in-law has entered the list for the first time.

Georgia sent 2.5 million bottles of wine to Russia in January and February alone.

The move will create 87,000 new jobs for Russians, according to the president.

Free movement of Russians in and out of the EU offers a lesson in freedom to those trapped under Putin's tyranny.

Not only is Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, still standing, but the Russian economy, against most expectations, is actually recovering.

While the Russian health service stockpiles life-saving drugs, the president, MPs and their families may get them for free.

The EU "cannot and will not" drop sanctions before Russia fulfils ceasefire commitments, says Merkel.

British foreign minister says no plans to supply Kiev with weapons but 'not ruling anything out'.

The Russian economy has suffered severely due to the sanctions imposed by the West.

Sanctions are hurting ordinary Russians. Punishing the elite would be popular there.

Putin has been bolstered by the West's financial squeeze on his cronies.

The oligarchs have lost billions as Putin says that 30% of economic woes are caused by the West

The emergency move aims to halt a collapse in the ruble as oil prices decline and the country's sanctions-hit economy slides towards recession.

With nationalism on the rise, some Russians are warning that Apple products are vulnerable to U.S. surveillance

The country banned certain products as a response to Western sanctions

Putin blamed the EU for the South Stream pipeline's failure but some suspect Russia's economy is responsible

New EU data shows the economic costs for Europe of pressuring the Kremlin