The Wall Street Journal on Monday slammed the Trump administration’s voting against a resolution at the United Nations which called out Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine. America’s siding with Russia was a “regrettable moment,

Kirill Dmitriev is a product of America’s finest institutions and has emerged as the Russian president’s point man in negotiations with Donald Trump

Wall Street heavyweights JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and Goldman Sachs (GS) are among banks stepping up as brokers to meet investor demand for Russian-related assets through ruble-lined derivative contracts,

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Over lunch last week with a friend of mine — a major technology investor who has been an ardent Democrat — the talk quickly turned to politics. Like many businessmen, he refuses to air his views publicly to avoid drawing fire. In private, he’s more forthcoming.

On the third anniversary of the invasion, Trump says he is talking to Moscow about an economic development deal as Washington’s posture in the region shifts.

Ukraine will not be able to defend itself without support from the United States. This was disclosed by Polish President Andrzej Duda on Wednesday. This

In the latest Morning Consult poll — released on Feb. 28 — 27% of respondents said the United States should “push Ukraine to let Russia keep territory it has gained in order to end the war.” This marks a 5-point increase from a December poll, which found 22% in favor of territorial concessions.