Putin sends chilling message to ‘traitors’
Thousands of people have been detained across Russia since the Kremlin launched its invasion of Ukraine on Feb 24.
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The limits of economic sanctions on Russia
Their impact will grow over time but, meanwhile, there are ways for the economy to stay afloat.
Cut off from family and savings, Russians in Asia count the cost of war
Global efforts to isolate Russia's government have cut off Russian travellers from their money, while also limiting their capacity to return home as airlines cancel flights.
Nuclear spectre is not the only thing to consider in Russia-Ukrainian war
The writer says Putin’s war, hopefully, is sowing the seeds of a post-Putin future for Russia.
Russia will nationalize assets of foreign firms that leave: Ruling party
Corporate actions to censure Russia vary widely, with some temporarily shutting down factories but others promising to exit the country.
McDonald’s says will shut all restaurants in Russia over Ukraine invasion
McDonald's said it would continue to pay salaries to its 62,000 employees in Russia.
Russia says deals with ‘unfriendly’ countries, such as US and Singapore, will require approval
The government said it had approved a list of countries and territories taking "unfriendly actions" against Russia.
TikTok suspends posting of new videos from Russia
Putin had recently signed into law a bill introducing jail terms of up to 15 years for publishing "fake news" about the Russian army.
More than 3,500 detained at anti-war protests in Russia
One protester was shown on social media being beaten on the ground by police in riot gear.
Russia excluded from more sports as sanctions mount
The invasion has also led to some sponsors cutting ties, such as Adidas, the maker of the Russian national soccer team jerseys.