Kyiv’s UK ambassador says Ukraine ‘should not dream’ of restoring pre-2022 borders - It follows a phone call between Donald Trump and European leaders in which the US president reportedly said Vladimi

Finance ministers and central bank governors from the Group of Seven (G7) democracies have pledged to address “excessive imbalances” in the global economy and said they could increase sanctions on Russia.

Finance ministers and central bank governors from the Group of Seven democracies pledged on Thursday to address "excessive imbalances" in the global economy and discussed lowering the G7 price cap on Russian crude oil exports to $50 per barrel,

Britain and the European Union have imposed sweeping sanctions targeting Russia, particularly its shadow fleet of oil tankers, over its war in Ukraine.

Asked to comment on the EU's inclusion of Chinese enterprises in the list of its 17th round of sanctions against Russia, a spokesperson for the Chinese Mission to the EU said on Thursday that China always opposes unilateral sanctions that lack a basis in international law and are not authorized by the UN Security Council.

The Taliban administration is in advanced talks with Russia for banks from both sanctions-hit economies to settle trade transactions worth hundreds of millions of dollars in their local currencies, Afghanistan's acting commerce minister said.

The article explores the current state of the European Union's sanctions against Russia. It questions if the EU still has potent sanctions measures at its disposal to influence Russian actions.

Estonia is warning that Russia appears willing to defend with military force its shadow fleet of aging tankers dodging international sanctions to keep oil revenue flowing.

Trump believes ‘Putin is winning’ while G7 threatens Moscow with further sanctions - G7 threatens Moscow with more sanctions if it fails to reach ceasefire with Kyiv