#Russia

Putin's primetime TV address on Ukraine suggests escalation, not a swift peace deal. What does this mean for global markets, energy prices, and the path to any ceasefire?

Russia is nearing completion of phased weapons, food, and medicine deliveries to Iran. What this means for Middle East stability, energy markets, and the future of Western sanctions.

As the Israel-U.S. war on Iran chokes the Strait of Hormuz, Russia is quietly positioning itself to deepen its grip on Asian energy markets. Here's what that means for China, India, and the global order.

Four years into the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia's gamble for a multipolar world has produced something its architects didn't anticipate: a world reshaping itself around everyone but Russia.

Russia is providing Iran with intelligence on US military assets in the Middle East during the US-Israel war on Iran, but Washington downplays the threat as 'not concerning.

As Russia weakens from the Ukraine war, China expands its influence across Central Asia through energy deals and infrastructure investments, reshaping three decades of geopolitical balance.

The US decision to ease sanctions on India's Russian oil imports reshapes global energy markets and geopolitical calculations. But is this pragmatic pivot sustainable in the long run?

Japan and Canada forge cybersecurity cooperation framework to counter Chinese and Russian cyber threats through real-time intelligence sharing and joint analysis.

Russia, Iran, and North Korea moved $104 billion through crypto in 2025, driving illicit transactions to record $154 billion as stablecoins become the new sanctions bypass highway

Over 1,400 young men from 36 African countries were lured to fight for Russia in Ukraine under false pretenses. The shocking recruitment network that exploited poverty and desperation.

As Iran sanctions tighten oil supply, China increases Russian crude imports. We analyze the geopolitical implications and market dynamics reshaping global energy trade.

Rising oil prices from Middle East tensions aren't enough to balance Russia's war-strained budget. Sanctions and military spending have fundamentally changed Moscow's fiscal math.