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China condemns ‘coercion’ after Trump floats tariffs on Russia allies
BEIJING - China condemned “coercion” by the United States on July 15, after President Donald Trump threatened “very severe” tariffs against Moscow’s remaining trade partners if it doesn’t resolve its war in Ukraine within 50 days.
The market tends to shrug off even the most worrisome geopolitical events, just as it did with the U.S. airstrikes on Iran ...
Donald Trump’s remarks on Ukraine on Monday were far from the biggest announcement the US president could have made.
Elbridge Colby’s memo highlighting U.S. weapons shortages influenced the decision to pause some arms shipments to Ukraine.
Sergey Lavrov is visiting China after 3-day trip to North Korea to attend summit of Shanghai Cooperation Organization foreign ...
Speaking to Current Time, Russian political scientist Natalia Shevshkova noted comments from Wang after his recent European ...
Trump to Putin: Make a Ukraine Deal Within 50 Days or Face Consequences Including Tariffs, Sanctions
A bill advancing in Congress would authorize tough secondary sanctions on countries that do business with Russia, including ...
In addition to the tariff threat, European allies plan to buy military equipment and then transfer it to Ukraine.
Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi and President Xi JInping during his visit to Beijing.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has accused China of deeper involvement in Russia's invasion than it is letting on.
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