European Union plans to hit Russia with its ‘harshest’ sanctions
At a news conference Thursday, the president of the European Commission said its member nations plan to impose their "strongest" and "harshest" economic sanctions against Russia following its invasion of Ukraine.
Tech giants to be forced to share more data under EU proposal
The European Union is proposing legislation that would force more data sharing among companies in Europe—aiming to loosen the grip officials say a few big tech companies have on some commercial and industrial data.
Bank of America CEO on what's contributing to market volatility
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan argues geopolitical events and the Federal Reserve's efforts to curb soaring inflation are contributing to the recent turbulence.
Brands on Russia's Putin: Economic sanctions don't speak to the issues that significantly motivate him
American Enterprise Institute senior fellow Hal Brands discusses Russian President Vladimir Putin's decision making as tensions escalate in the Ukraine.
How can US deter President Xi Jinping's aggression towards Taiwan?
Former CIA and Army Case Officer Kevin Carroll argues 'it's no secret that the communist regime in Beijing as a matter of state policy wants Taiwan back.'
What the Russia-Ukraine conflict will showcase to US adversaries
Former CIA and Army Case Officer Kevin Carroll discusses the Russia-Ukraine conflict and its impact on China's rising aggression against Taiwan.
Bank of America CEO on cyberattacks, market volatility
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan argues geopolitical events and supply chain issues are creating 'additional uncertainty,' but notes that overall the U.S. economy is strong based on consumer spending, low unemployment and wage growth.
Biden's strategic policy threatening Russia with sanctions to come 'failed miserably': Gen. Keane
Fox News strategic analyst Gen. Jack Keane argues that right now there is no amount of sanctions that will deter Russian President Vladimir Putin 'from doing what he intends to do with Ukraine.'
This is the 'line in the sand' for the S&P: Tepper
Strategic Wealth Partners' Mark Tepper on the impact the Russia-Ukraine conflict will have on U.S. markets, and the S&P entering correction territory.
Former NYSE CEO on market volatility amid potential Russian invasion of Ukraine
Former New York Stock Exchange Chairman and CEO Dick Grasso argues the market is telling investors 'we are in a very fragile moment' amid rising tension between Russia and Ukraine and urges President Biden to issue strong sanctions.
European Union announces sanctions package amid Russia-Ukraine conflict
Ret. Marine and Fox News contributor Johnny 'Joey' Jones discusses the ongoing Russia-Ukraine crisis, expressing his hope that the U.S. 'has a strategy.'
Putin 'trying to muddy the waters,' says Former deputy secretary general of NATO
Former Deputy Secretary General of NATO Rose Gottemoeller discusses Russian President Vladimir Putin's latest move amid escalating conflict in Ukraine.
Russia's Putin 'trying to muddy the waters,' says Former deputy secretary general of NATO
Former Deputy Secretary General of NATO Rose Gottemoeller argues 'Vladimir Putin really loves to stir the pot' amid Ukraine-Russia conflict.
Putin orders troops into eastern Ukraine
Former Deputy Secretary General of NATO Rose Gottemoeller discusses the ongoing Ukraine-Russia conflict as U.S. prepares response to Putin's rising aggression.
Short-term global economic impact of Russia invading Ukraine will be 'substantial': Investment expert
Lebenthal Global Advisors President Dominick Tavella argues it is a time to be prudent and careful with allocations given the tension overseas.
Rep. Donalds: Once again poor economic plans, strategies from Biden
Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., discusses Biden's handling of the Russian-Ukraine conflict and what Americans are doing to counter inflation.
Putin wants to construct post-Cold War boundaries within Europe: Gen. Keane
Fox News Senior Strategic Analyst Gen. Jack Keane (ret.) on Putin ordering troops to breakaway regions in Ukraine as the ongoing conflict intensifies and the U.S. tries to find a response.
Putin 'playing with fire' in his own country, Ukraine: Rep. Fleischmann
Rep. Chuck Fleischmann, R-Tenn., discusses authorities ramping up State of the Union security as the American 'People's Convoy' gears up to protest vaccine mandates, weighs in on the the U.S. defense budget and the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Lt. Gen. Kellogg: We're at the end of the diplomatic game
Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg (ret.) argues Putin 'is ready to go' as the U.S. and its European allies grapple with Ukraine invasion threat.
Former State Dept. policy planning director warns of blossoming relationship between China, Russia
Former State Department policy planning director Kiron Skinner discusses China and Russia's relationship as the two countries look to unseat the U.S. as the global economic super power.