Russian President Vladimir Putin has reaffirmed Moscow’s commitment to aiding Syria in its post-war reconstruction, pledging continued political, economic, and humanitarian support. Speaking at a high-level meeting, Putin emphasized that
As the war in Ukraine drags into its third year, questions are mounting over the sustainability of Russia’s war-driven economy. Despite heavy international sanctions, the Kremlin has managed to keep
Slovakia has secured an exemption from the European Union allowing it to continue sourcing up to 100% of its natural gas supply from Russia. This move comes amid ongoing energy
Amid ongoing international diplomatic efforts, the Kremlin has reaffirmed its steadfast commitment to its strategic objectives in Ukraine, signaling no intent to alter its position despite recent discussions involving U.S.
Russia’s reduction in natural gas supplies to Europe has sent shockwaves through the continent’s energy markets, raising concerns about energy security and driving up prices. This strategic move by Russia,
Russia’s war economy, driven by elevated military spending and energy exports, is teetering on the edge of recession. The cumulative impact of Western sanctions, diminishing global energy demand, and the
