The Kremlin says it's not immune from the economic aftershocks that could ensue in a potential global trade war.

Trump is calling his tariff policy "kind reciprocal," saying he could've been much harsher on US trading partners.

US President Donald Trump has slapped comprehensive tariffs on 185 countries worldwide, but not on Russia and Belarus. Why is that?

A new bipartisan bill in U.S. could slap heavy costs on Vladimir Putin's war machine and hand Donald Trump extra leverage for the peace negotiations.

President Donald Trump is barreling toward a self-imposed April 2 deadline for sweeping tariffs and is threatening additional ...

The U.S. already imposes heavy sanctions on Russia but still did approximately $3.5 billion in trade last year ...

The possibility of sanctions being eased and an end to the war in Ukraine has some Western businesses and investors eying opportunities in Russia ...

Ukraine and the U.S. agreed to implement a full 30-day ceasefire. Russia declined to do so, issuing a list of demands instead ...

U.S. President Donald Trump has inadvertently hit Russia’s economy after his "Liberation Day" tariffs caused oil prices to drop drastically on April 7, with potentially massive ramifications for the ...

Even if trade with Russia is now one-tenth of previous levels, its omission from Trump's new tariffs cannot be explained by existing sanctions and the drop in import figures alone. By comparison ...

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer told lawmakers on Wednesday that President Donald Trump was not trying to ...

The Russian economy, mainly insulated from Western markets by sanctions, has escaped immediate damage from sweeping U.S. tariffs but the Kremlin said on Friday it needs to take extra measures to ...