By Katharine Jackson and Curtis Williams WASHINGTON, March 8 (Reuters) - Trump administration officials on Sunday defended a decision to temporarily lift some sanctions on Russian oil and predicted ...

India had recently committed to stop buying Russian oil, but Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, causing a global supply crisis ...

The U.S. is lifting some restrictions on Russian oil and considering more actions to “unsanction” it as the conflict in Iran ...

Orbán, lagging in most polls just a month before a critical election, has accused Zelenskyy of seeking to cause an energy ...

As Washington eases Russia sanctions to manage gasoline prices, a convergence of U.S. diplomacy, European re-engagement, and market forces threatens to make the shift permanent.

The European Union is insisting on keeping up sanctions pressure on Russia, including the G7 price cap and a tighter ban on maritime services for Russian tankers.

Russian presidential envoy Kirill Dmitriyev argues EU will have to admit sanctions against Russian oil and gas were 'strategic mistake' - Anadolu Ajansı ...

Donald Trump is planning to ease the sanctions on Russian oil in order to curb the rise in crude oil prices, and he may temporarily lift the Russian oil ban.

John Michael Ormerod was added to UK sanctions lists as part of attempts to disrupt Russia’s shadow fleet of vessels ...

Black rain reported in Tehran after airstrikes hit Iranian oil facilities as the US says it struck 16 Iranian mine-laying ...

The officials also claimed that the sharp increase in gasoline prices resulting from the Iran war would last only weeks.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Friday said the United States could remove sanctions from more Russian oil, a day after ...