U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Russians Assisting Moscow's Weapon Acquisitions from North Korea
On May 15, the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced new
Netherlands and France Push for EU Sanctions Against Banks Aiding Russia in Military-Related Financial Transactions
In a significant move within the European Union, France and the Netherlands
Putin Reiterates Readiness for Negotiations Amid Complaints About Sanctions Against Russia
In a written interview with China's Xinhua news agency ahead of his
U.S. Sanctions Significantly Slow Down Russia, Forcing Use of Microchips from Household Items like Breast Pumps, Says U.S. Treasury Secretary
The U.S. Treasury Secretary, Gina Raimondo, recently highlighted the significant impact
Lithuanian Company Fined €329,944 for Purchasing Goods from Sanctioned Russian Firms
In a significant enforcement of international sanctions, Lithuania's customs authority has imposed
Kremlin Unable to Wage War for Several More Years, Asserts Expert Citing Western Aid as Pivotal — Mikhail Samus of New Geopolitics Research Network Explains Why Russia Still Feels Comfortable
Mikhail Samus, Director of the New Geopolitics Research Network, recently discussed on
EU Nations to Discuss New Sanctions Proposal Primarily Targeting Russian Gas Trade Revenue for the First Time
On Wednesday, ambassadors from the 27 European Union member states will deliberate
Russia Circumvents Sanctions to Purchase $500 Million Worth of Aircraft Equipment Since 2022
Russia has been circumventing international sanctions, successfully acquiring nearly $500 million worth
China Threatens "Measures" in Response to US Sanctions Against Firms Aiding Russia
The Chinese Foreign Ministry has announced plans to take "necessary measures" in