The Dispute Between JANAF and MOL: Plenković Claims That Neither Hungary nor Slovakia Needs Russian Oil
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković asserts that discussions are ongoing regarding the potential transport of Russian oil by MOL through Croatia, amid varying sanctions regimes from the EU and the US.
Ukraine sanctions Russian postal services delivering to occupied territories, Zelensky says
President Zelensky has signed a decree imposing sanctions on Russian logistics companies that deliver supplies to Russian-occupied territories in Ukraine.
Zelenskyy imposes sanctions on Russian postal services operating in occupied territories
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed a decree to sanction Russian postal services operating in occupied Ukrainian territories.
Production of 'Unofficial BMW' with Remaining Parts by Russian Company After Withdrawal
Russian companies are producing 'unofficial' BMW vehicles using leftover parts from factories that ceased operations after the withdrawal of major automotive brands following the Ukraine invasion.
US lifts sanctions on Malian officials linked to Russian Wagner Group
The US has lifted sanctions on three Malian officials previously tied to the Wagner Group as part of broader efforts to improve relations in the Sahel region.
United Kingdom sanctions Brazilian company for link to 'ghost fleet' of Russian oil
The United Kingdom has sanctioned a Brazilian company accused of connections with a 'ghost fleet' trading Russian oil, which allegedly funds the war against Ukraine.
How the Russian Army Acquired Radio Bridge Antennas Through Latvian Firms
The article investigates how the Russian military obtained radio bridge antennas through the re-export efforts of Latvian companies, highlighting implications for international sanctions and the complex supply chains involved.
The Russian ambassador revealed how many people fled the country: "They have no special value"
The Russian ambassador to Serbia disclosed that approximately 250,000 Russians have left the country since the onset of the war in Ukraine, but emphasizes that these individuals lack significant social or state value.
Ukraine claims assured victory against Russia... but only with support
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that victory against Russia is assured if allies continue their support, coinciding with the anniversary of the Russian invasion.
"Transparency International": Russia evades sanctions through British Overseas Territories
A Transparency International report reveals that over 90% of transactions bypassing sanctions are conducted via the British Virgin Islands and Bermuda, highlighting their role in facilitating Russian exports.
MOL issued an ultimatum to JANAF, Šušnjar responded: 'We do not agree to blackmail'
Hungarian oil and gas company MOL Group has accused JANAF of violating EU regulations by refusing to transport Russian crude oil not covered by sanctions, leading to a governmental response from Croatian Economy Minister Ante Šušnjar.
New Developments in Lukoil's Foreign Operations Sale
The United States aims to delay the sale of Russian Lukoil's foreign operations to pressure Russia into peace talks regarding Ukraine.
The United States Delays the Sale of Lukoil
The United States is delaying the sale of Russian oil giant Lukoil's international assets to put pressure on Russia in peace negotiations with Ukraine.
Arcom orders the blocking of 35 media sites and access to Russian television and radio
Arcom has mandated the blocking of 35 Russian media websites and access to Russian television and radio.
Reuters: The United States Delays Sale of Russian Lukoil
The United States is delaying the sale of Russian oil giant Lukoil's international assets to pressure Russia in peace negotiations with Ukraine.
Reuters: The USA slows down the sale of Lukoil's assets due to peace talks in Ukraine
The USA is delaying the sale of international assets of the Russian oil giant Lukoil to use them as leverage in peace negotiations regarding Ukraine.
Lukoil to Bulgarians: You must buy Russian oil
Lukoil's trading company Litasco announced that Bulgaria's measures against it violate the Energy Charter Treaty, following Bulgaria's suspension of Russian oil imports and handling of Lukoil's assets.
Hundreds of Russian shadow tankers trigger military alarm transiting NATO waters: report
Russian-operated shadow tankers moving through NATO waters are raising concerns of military confrontation due to sanctions and escalating tensions.
EU not doing enough to stop Russian shadow fleet, European Parliament president says
Roberta Metsola, president of the European Parliament, criticized the EU for not adequately combating Russia's shadow fleet transporting sanctioned oil.
Družba traps: Will Europe allow Orbán to blackmail himself with the Russian oil pipeline?
The article discusses Hungary's blockade of an EU sanctions package against Russia, linking it to the resumption of Russian oil supplies via the 'Družba' pipeline, raising concerns about political manipulation within the EU.
Switzerland bans purchase, import of Russian gas
Switzerland announced a complete ban on the purchase and import of Russian liquefied natural gas starting April 25, 2024, as part of its alignment with EU sanctions against Russia.
"There is talk of an enormous volume of oil": the zombie black gold of the Russian phantom fleet disrupts the market
The report discusses how international sanctions have left a significant volume of Russian oil trapped in tankers without buyers, creating a disruption in the oil market.
UK announces new measures to curb evasion of anti-Russian oil sanctions
The UK government has announced new legislative measures to prevent the evasion of sanctions on Russian oil, as concerns grow over the continued passage of sanctioned vessels.
Billion-dollar import of Russian fish - via China
A new EU Parliament report reveals that despite sanctions, EU countries are importing billions worth of Russian fish, primarily through China.
Russia's Economy: It's Good, but It Will Get Worse
The article discusses how the Russian government conceals economic issues and the implications of ongoing sanctions, as well as provides insight into veteran support amidst claims of declining inflation rates.
The Kremlin paints growth, society feels recession. Russia in a trap of sanctions
The article discusses the discrepancy between the Kremlin's reported economic growth and the actual recession experienced by Russian citizens due to ongoing sanctions.
150 yachts and a plane for Kadyrov: how Russia deceived everyone about 8 billion dollars
A recent analysis reveals that Russian companies exploited secret territories in the British islands to conduct major trade, including transactions linked to Kremlin-supported projects and Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov.
VIDEO: "Is this allowed?" A bus with Russian license plates spotted in Lasnamäe raises questions
A resident of Lasnamäe questioned the legality of a bus with Russian license plates operating in Estonia amidst existing sanctions.
Declining energy revenues and reliance on debt weigh on the Russian economy
The Russian economy is struggling under the weight of declining energy revenues and increasing debt amid ongoing sanctions from the West due to the Ukraine conflict.
Life sentence for $30. A pair of Ukrainians registered Starlink for Russians
Two Ukrainians received life sentences for facilitating access to Starlink satellite internet for Russian users.
Britain announces the largest package of sanctions on Russia since the start of the Ukraine war
The UK government has imposed its largest sanctions package on Russia in four years, targeting oil sectors and military supply networks on the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Russian ‘dark fleet’ tanker believed to be delivering oil to Cuba, detected off US coast amid Trump ban
A Russian tanker suspected of delivering oil to Cuba has been detected off the U.S. coast, utilizing deceptive tactics amid U.S. sanctions on Cuban oil imports.
Passenger Aircraft Run Out in Russia; Putin's Promises – Unrealistic
Russian civil aviation is facing a severe shortage of passenger aircraft due to Western sanctions that halted the supply of new planes and spare parts.
Hungary and Slovakia Wake Up with a Hand in the Pot and Block Sanctions. Pretext: Turned-off Russian Tap
Hungary and Slovakia have blocked the 20th sanction package against Russia, citing interruptions in oil supplies from Russia through Ukraine as a reason for their opposition to an EU loan for Ukraine.
EU plans permanent ban on Russian oil after Hungarian election
The European Commission intends to propose a permanent ban on Russian oil imports shortly after Hungary's parliamentary elections to avoid influencing the electoral campaign.
The Ukrainian bureaucrat working to nullify the Russian war machine
Ukrainian bureaucrat Vladyslav Vlasiuk is leading efforts to block the Russian war machine by advocating for stronger sanctions against Russian oil companies and addressing the flow of Western-made electronic components into Russian weapons.
Zelenskyy approves sanctions against cultural colonisation of Ukraine by Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has implemented sanctions targeting Russian individuals and organizations involved in the distortion of Ukrainian history and cultural theft.
Commission: Towards a permanent ban on the import of Russian oil – How it will avoid a blockage from Hungary – Slovakia
The European Commission plans to propose a permanent ban on Russian oil imports on April 15, three days after the Hungarian elections, aiming to avoid influencing the electoral process.
EU to submit proposal for a permanent ban on Russian oil in April, document shows
The European Commission plans to submit a proposal for a permanent ban on imports of Russian oil on April 15, as revealed by a document seen by Reuters.
Britain imposes sanctions on two Georgian TV channels for 'Russian disinformation'
Britain has imposed sanctions on two Georgian pro-government television channels, accusing them of deliberately spreading misinformation regarding Russia's war in Ukraine.
War in Ukraine: Europe promises aid but cannot deliver
European leaders express solidarity with Ukraine on the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion while failing to provide new financial support or sanctions due to internal disagreements.
Some of Putin's most potent weapons are hiding in plain sight - in the English Channel
Sky News reports on the presence of Russian oil tankers in the English Channel that defy Western sanctions, suggesting a potential militarised confrontation at sea.
United Kingdom Targets Transneft in ‘Biggest Sanctions Package’ Since 2022 Invasion
The UK has launched its largest sanctions package against Russia since the 2022 invasion, focusing on oil operator Transneft and various companies involved in trading Russian crude.
British sanctions on Russian Transneft - Targeting the 2Rivers network
The UK has imposed sanctions on the Russian oil pipeline giant Transneft and around 300 other Russian targets on the anniversary of the Moscow invasion of Ukraine.
War in Ukraine: EU Leaders on the Fourth Anniversary of the Full-scale Invasion in Kyiv
EU leaders visit Ukraine to show solidarity on the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion amidst ongoing tensions regarding new sanctions against Russia.
EU Leaders Arrive Empty-Handed in Kiev on Anniversary
EU leaders visiting Kiev on the anniversary of the Russian invasion are struggling to deliver promised support due to dissenting member states.
War in Ukraine: EU fails with Ukraine package on the fourth anniversary of the war
The EU has not succeeded in finalizing new sanctions against Moscow or financial aid for Ukraine ahead of the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion.
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.
The EU Council agrees on new sanctions against Russia
The EU Foreign Affairs Council in Brussels has reached an agreement on sanctions against eight Russian judicial and prison officials involved in repression against civil society in Russia.
Hungary's veto "freezes" the EU's new sanctions against Russia
Hungary's veto has impeded the EU from adopting new sanctions against Russia on the eve of the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.