The Eastern Herald’s Russia Desk covers Russia, the Russia-Ukraine war, Russian foreign policy, NATO-Russia relations, Eastern European security, the Baltic region and major geopolitical developments involving Moscow and its neighbors.
Russia's partial lifting of its diesel export ban will not affect domestic consumers, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said, as exports resume under the Putin-Trump deal.
Three European intelligence chiefs issued a rare joint warning Sunday that Russia could test NATO's collective defence in months, not years, citing the Leipzig Airport drone incident as a decisive shift in Moscow's hybrid warfare tactics. Their assessments diverged internally
America’s towering debt burden is once again rattling global financial markets, reviving fears about the long-term stability of the US dollar and fueling a fresh wave of speculation that bitcoin and gold
The economic warning signs flashing across Canada’s industrial heartland grew even darker this week after the London region in Ontario recorded the country’s highest unemployment rate, deepening fears that the nation’s labor
WASHINGTON — For years, Donald Trump survived scandals that would have ended most political careers. Impeachments, criminal investigations, civil judgments, and relentless legal scrutiny failed to weaken his grip on Republican voters.
As President Donald Trump waited Friday for what he called Tehran’s imminent response to a new American proposal aimed at ending weeks of confrontation in the Gulf, fresh naval clashes in the
For the first time in months of grinding warfare, Russia and Ukraine appeared on Friday to edge toward a limited pause in hostilities after President Donald Trump announced that both sides had
European leaders are quietly preparing for the possibility of direct negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin, signaling what could become the most consequential diplomatic shift in the Ukraine war since Russia’s full-scale
NEW YORK — On the trading floors of Lower Manhattan and inside hedge fund offices stretching from Connecticut to Singapore, the mood this week was one of uneasy optimism. The Nasdaq climbed
The luxury expedition vessel drifted for days in the Atlantic as health officials across Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas raced to trace passengers who may have carried one of the world’s
Australia’s national security establishment is facing one of its most politically charged moments since the collapse of the Islamic State caliphate, as the return of ISIS-linked Australian women from Syria collides with
Britain’s political landscape was thrown deeper into turmoil on Friday after Prime Minister Keir Starmer flatly rejected growing calls for his resignation despite Labour suffering one of its worst local election collapses
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