The United States is using the threat of secondary sanctions against Chinese businesses seen as engaging with Russia as a ...

Western countries diversified their energy markets to reduce ... the effects of international sanctions. According to reports, Russia's GDP had a 3.6 percent rebound in 2023, as Russian military ...

Russian firms' efforts to make payments for goods in China as secondary sanctions fears spook local banks have generated a ...

Western sanctions against Russia ... A tanker carrying Russian oil in China (photo: Getty Images) To circumvent sanctions, Russia has established an entire shadow tanker fleet.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken ended three days of meetings in China on Friday with ... its industrial base or face U.S. sanctions. Chinese state-owned firms are providing key components ...

Supply Lines is a daily newsletter that tracks global trade. Sign up here. China’s exports to Russia slumped in March, the first year-on-year decline since mid-2022, amid growing US threats of ...

Near the top of Blinken's agenda, U.S. officials said, was China ... Western pressure. “Already certain Chinese banks have stopped cooperating with Russian banks for fear of secondary sanctions ...

The visit came days after the U.S. threatened new sanctions ... China’s difficult balancing act in supporting Russia while also trying to avoid alienating important trading partners in Western ...

The Treasury’s sanctions office is ... of a broader effort to crack down on firms around the world that help Moscow get around restrictions imposed by Western nations to keep its war apparatus ...

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken left for Capri, Italy, on Tuesday night for a Group of Seven foreign ministers meeting, where he will discuss Washington's concerns about China's support for ...

Belarus has been a target of Western sanctions for years, in particular over its brutal response to protests that followed the widely discredited 2020 election, in which its dictatorial president ...

These developments are undermining sanctions. Profits from the energy market will allow Russia ... U.S., U.K., and EU to purchase their goods. If Western countries stopped buying gas from these ...