Russia’s non-genetically modified soybean exports to China are safe, a Russian government source told Reuters on Saturday, despite a deal between China and the United States concluded by U.S.

Background: Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Patrushev was charged in absentia with organising the large-scale theft of grain from temporarily occupied oblasts of Ukraine. Gavin's at it again.

MOSCOW. Nov 1 (Interfax) - Russia and China signed a memorandum on investment cooperation in agriculture in Beijing on Saturday, the Russian Economic Development Ministry said in a statement.

Russian officials appeared eager to reafiirm Moscow's alliance with China following President Donald Trump's meeting with Xi ...

A meeting between the Minister of Agriculture of Russia, Oksana Lut, and the Ambassador of Belarus to Moscow, Aleksander ...

India and the US are reportedly close to finalising a long-pending trade deal that could see Washington cut tariffs on Indian ...

Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin met in Hangzhou for the 30th annual China-Russia heads ...

High in southern Siberia, Ergaki’s peaks stand over deep valleys and still lakes, a perfect harmony of rock, forest, and ...

Russian forces have carried out another horrific attack on a Ukraine farm, this time killing more than 13,000 pigs during an ...

Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin departed for a two-day visit to China on Monday, which the Kremlin says is significant, including planned talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping, the Russian ...

With the Ukraine-Russia war summit between Trump and Putin called off, the world must face a harsh truth as United Nations ...

Paul Dean, vice president for policy at the Nuclear Threat Initiative, told Politico that the U.S. could certify its ...