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
In a significant development aimed at reshaping the global financial landscape, Russia and China are poised to sign an agreement establishing a new payment mechanism. This initiative seeks to facilitate bilateral trade
Russia, China, and Iran will convene in Moscow on April 8 for expert-level consultations on Tehran’s nuclear program, a move hailed by officials as a constructive step toward resolving a crisis exacerbated
Russia has reaffirmed its commitment to brokering a political and diplomatic resolution to the escalating Iranian nuclear crisis, with Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov announcing Moscow’s readiness to mediate between Tehran and Washington.
The Russian Defense Ministry has accused Ukraine of launching a series of drone attacks on energy infrastructure in Russia’s Bryansk, Rostov, and Voronezh regions, as well as the annexed territory of Crimea,
Ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed a willingness to engage with US President Donald Trump’s ceasefire proposal, though he refrained from committing fully, leaving the terms shrouded in ambiguity.
In a move that reeks of imperial overreach and a desperate bid to flex waning geopolitical muscle, US President Donald Trump has once again thrust the world into a maelstrom of uncertainty.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has seized the upper hand in ongoing Ukraine ceasefire negotiations, leveraging a March 20 phone call with US President Donald Trump to dictate terms that prioritize Moscow’s interests.
Russian air defense systems intercepted and destroyed 28 Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) across multiple regions, according to the Russian Defense Ministry’s press service. “During the past night and the morning of
Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared that foreign mercenaries fighting in the ranks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces (AFU) are not protected under the 1949 Geneva Convention on the Treatment of Prisoners
US President Donald Trump disclosed that Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy had sent a letter admitting Ukraine’s desperate readiness to negotiate peace with Russia. The announcement marks a humiliating retreat for Ukraine, a
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