US sanctions hit Lukoil. Billions of profits turned into losses
Lukoil announced a net loss of 1.059 trillion rubles for 2025 due to the write-off of lost foreign assets, a stark contrast to the previous year's profits.
Nearly US$24 billion: Russia's Lukoil estimates losses from foreign asset disposals
Russia's Lukoil estimates losses of approximately US$24 billion from the disposal of its foreign assets following sanctions imposed by the U.S.
'Terrorist acts': Iranian deputy minister unloads on US, Israel and Australia
An Iranian deputy foreign minister has condemned the US, Israel, and Australia for their actions in the Middle East, threatening that Australia's military assets could become targets.
Drones near Dubai Airport, ships in the Hormuz Strait: Iran continues attacks
Iran continues its aggressive military campaign in response to U.S. and Israeli strikes, targeting both U.S. assets and civilian infrastructure in the Persian Gulf region.
Iran's Economic Strangulation Plan: The UAE is Considering Freezing Billions
The UAE is contemplating freezing billions of dollars in Iranian assets, a move that could severely limit Tehran's access to foreign currency amid ongoing military conflict and inflation issues.
What properties in Latvia belong to Putin and Lavrov?
The article examines Russian state-owned properties in Latvia, highlighting the complexities and challenges of managing these assets amidst geopolitical tensions.
Bank of Korea Participates in BIS Climate Response Corporate Bond Fund
The Bank of Korea has announced its participation in the BIS Climate Response Corporate Bond Fund, investing a portion of its foreign assets to support climate crisis responses and low-carbon economic transitions.
Ukraine's foreign minister urges others to follow Belgium's example after seizure of Russian shadow fleet tanker
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha praised Belgium for seizing a Russian shadow fleet tanker and called on other nations to take similar actions against Russian assets.
The White House Plays with Lukoil. There Will Be Peace, There Will Be Consent for Sale
The U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control has extended the deadline for finalizing Lukoil's asset sale to April 1, urging Russia to negotiate a peace agreement with Ukraine.
EU talk on further seizure of Russian assets ‘is closed’ – German FM
Germany's Foreign Minister stated that discussions regarding seizing frozen Russian assets to assist Ukraine have concluded, indicating a shift in the EU's stance on the matter.
K. Kallas: There is always Plan B to provide money to Ukraine
EU foreign affairs representative Kaja Kallas discussed the possibility of tapping into frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine amid Hungary's veto of sanctions against Russia.
Hyundai becomes second foreign carmaker to lose right to reclaim Russian assets
Hyundai Motor has lost the right to repurchase its former factory in Russia after failing to act before the January deadline, following the suspension of its operations due to the war in Ukraine.
U.S. Carlyle Group Agrees to Buy Most of Lukoil’s Foreign Assets
The Carlyle Group has reached an agreement to purchase the majority of Lukoil's foreign assets following U.S. sanctions against the Russian oil producer.
USA again extended the deadline for the sale of Lukoil's foreign assets
The USA has once again extended the deadline for negotiations on the sale of Russian oil giant Lukoil's foreign assets, now allowing companies until the end of February to prepare contracts.
Russia seizes foreign corporations' factories. A blow to Polish and Danish capital
The Russian dictator has confiscated the assets of two foreign companies, including one with Polish capital, handing them over to obscure Russian firms with undisclosed shareholders and management.
Repsol trusts in its good position in Venezuela to improve production in the country
Repsol is negotiating with the U.S. regarding debt collection related to sanctions on foreign operator assets, amid a volatile situation following the kidnapping of Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro.
JANAF issued a license to continue oil transport to Serbia
The U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has granted JANAF a license to continue oil transport to Serbia's Naftna industrija Srbije (NIS) until January 23, 2026, exclusively allowing non-Russian oil supply.
Israel applauds Italy: Gideon Saar's gesture
The Israeli government expresses satisfaction over Italy's operation that resulted in the arrest of nine individuals and the seizure of over eight million euros in assets believed to be linked to Hamas funding, with Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar showing appreciation through social media.