Finance Minister Anton Siluanov
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Vladimir Putin Orders Government To Sue If Ukraine Defaults On $3 Billion Debt
President Vladimir Putin today ordered his government to sue Ukraine if the ex-Soviet republic defaults on its $3 billion (about 2.7 billion euros) debt to Russia.
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Russia Makes Proposal to International Monetary Fund on Kiev's $3-Billion Debt to Moscow
Russia has made a proposal to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) over its $3-billion debt dispute with Ukraine, the country's finance minister said at the G20 Summit today.
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Large Russian Firms Could Get BRICS Bank Funding, Says Minister
Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said on Tuesday that projects of all large Russian companies could receive funding from the New Development Bank that is being created by the BRICS group of five major emerging nations.
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Cyprus and Russia fail to agree on loan deal
Cypriot Finance Minister Michael Sarris said after talks with Russia's Finance Minister, Anton Siluanov, that he would stay on in Moscow for as long as is needed to try to secure an agreement.
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Vladimir Putin Orders Government To Sue If Ukraine Defaults On $3 Billion Debt
President Vladimir Putin today ordered his government to sue Ukraine if the ex-Soviet republic defaults on its $3 billion (about 2.7 billion euros) debt to Russia.
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Russia Makes Proposal to International Monetary Fund on Kiev's $3-Billion Debt to Moscow
Russia has made a proposal to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) over its $3-billion debt dispute with Ukraine, the country's finance minister said at the G20 Summit today.
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Large Russian Firms Could Get BRICS Bank Funding, Says Minister
Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said on Tuesday that projects of all large Russian companies could receive funding from the New Development Bank that is being created by the BRICS group of five major emerging nations.
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Cyprus and Russia fail to agree on loan deal
Cypriot Finance Minister Michael Sarris said after talks with Russia's Finance Minister, Anton Siluanov, that he would stay on in Moscow for as long as is needed to try to secure an agreement.
