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Russia Central Bank raises interest rates to 17%

Russia Central Bank raises interest rates to 17%

The weakness of the ruble is hurting Russia, which has lost tens of billions of dollars because of sanctions.

China FDI up 22.2% in November

China FDI up 22.2% in November

Investments from South Korea and Britain rose, up 22.9 percent and 28 percent respectively.

Ukraine Crisis: Playing Russian Roulette With All The Bullets In The Cylinder

Ukraine Crisis: Playing Russian Roulette With All The Bullets In The Cylinder

A former Kremlin advisor writes about the possible next moves in the Russia-West face-off over Ukraine.

China, Kazakhstan ink $14 bn deals, renew currency swap accord

China, Kazakhstan ink $14 bn deals, renew currency swap accord

Kazakhstan is the second-largest post-Soviet oil producer after Russia.

Indian PM condemns Sydney siege

Indian PM condemns Sydney siege

Australian news agencies were reporting hostage numbers from 12 to 40.

Climate deal between developing-developed nations reached at Lima

Climate deal between developing-developed nations reached at Lima

The draft agreement has acceded to several demands of developing countries like BRICS.

China, Kazakhstan to ink deals worth $10bn during Li’s trip

China, Kazakhstan to ink deals worth $10bn during Li’s trip

Kazakhstan is the second-largest post-Soviet oil producer after Russia.

Japan’s Abe headed for snap election win

Japan’s Abe headed for snap election win

Millions of eligible voters will be choosing from among 1,191 candidates running for the 475 seats in the lower house of the Diet.

Xi attends National Memorial day for Nanjing Massacre

Xi attends National Memorial day for Nanjing Massacre

Japanese troops killed 300,000 people in the 1937 Nanjing massacre, say Chinese estimates.

US isolated, BRICS to get greater voting power at IMF

US isolated, BRICS to get greater voting power at IMF

Lagarde said the IMF is disappointed with US inaction to ratify reforms and will now move forward without Washington.