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Year: 2022

4 things Russia could do as default looms

By Julia Horowitz, CNN Business Harsh sanctions against Russia following its invasion of Ukraine are fueling a moment of deep uncertainty for financial markets. And while the full effects of efforts to punish the world’s 11th biggest economy remain unknown, a crucial moment has arrived. What’s happening: Russia could start the clock Wednesday on its

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Daniil Medvedev: UK government wants assurances that Russian tennis star is not a supporter of Vladimir Putin

By Ben Church, CNN Grand slam champion Daniil Medvedev may have to jump through a few diplomatic hoops if he wants to compete at Wimbledon later this year. Asked at a UK Parliament select committee meeting on Tuesday about Medvedev competing at Wimbledon, British Sports Minister Nigel Huddleston said he may seek “assurances” that the

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US has ‘significant’ cyber vulnerabilities, but a sweeping Russian cyberattack is unlikely

By Rob Kuznia, Blake Ellis, Daniel A. Medina, Isabelle Chapman and Bob Ortega, CNN In the winter of 2015, computer hackers working for the Russian government attacked Ukraine’s power grid and switched off the lights and heat to more than 200,000 consumers. Last year, a cybercriminal group with operatives in Russia launched a successful ransomware

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