Russia

Russian authorities have issued a stark warning about a growing cybersecurity threat targeting smart home devices.

Russian Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina reaffirms her push to ban crypto settlements, while industry leaders urge Moscow to respond to US Bitcoin reserve plans.

Russia’s central bank has just proposed a new experiment where only the rich could trade cryptocurrencies.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has rejected the ceasefire proposal put forward by the United States, outlining multiple conditions that must be met before Russia could consider agreeing to the conditions.

Russia is increasingly using cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Tether to conduct oil trade with China and India, bypassing Western sanctions. The use of intermediaries and offshore accounts has made crypto a key tool in these transactions, speeding up operations despite financial restrictions.

A man was arrested by the Russian authorities for allegedly donating crypto to a Ukrainian terrorist group to buy drones. This arrest comes after the recent drone attack on the country's capital Moscow.

Years of feud might be coming to an end as U.S. President Donald Trump stated that he would be expecting Chinese President Xi Jinping to visit him at the White House, while he did not provide a specific timeline for the trip.

The US released Russian national Alexander Vinnik in a prisoner swap for American teacher Marc Fogel, who was detained in Russia on drug charges. Vinnik was convicted of laundering billions through his cryptocurrency exchange BTC-e.

Russia’s Ministry of Energy has announced plans to establish a mandatory registry for crypto mining equipment, requiring all mining operations to register their hardware, according to a report from state-owned news agency TASS.

U.S President Donald Trump has found a new target for its Tariff wars-BRICS. To make the dollar great again, President Trump has announced that he would be imposing a 100% tariff on imports from any country adopting the BRICS currency. If enacted, it would double the cost of imported goods in the U.S., hence disrupting the trade and glocal economics dynamics.