Putin’s Daughter’s Residence Is Decorated With Ukrainian Flags

The fence of the residence of Putin's daughter in Biarritz looks like this now. Protestors painted the Ukrainian flag on the villa in France.

Renault Suspends Industrial Activities in Russia

The French automaker Renault is suspending activities in its manufacturing plant in Moscow as of today.

Stephen King Is Suspending Cooperation on All New Contracts in Russia

Stephen King stops cooperation on all new contracts in Russia. The writer's agent notified AST publishing house that releases his books in Russia.

Ukrainian and Lithuanian Defense Ministers Discussed Ukraine’s Defense

Lithuanian Minister of Defense visited Kyiv and met with Oleksii Reznikov, Minister of Defense of Ukraine, to discuss the defense of Kyiv and Ukraine.

Anonymous Threatens Companies Still Working in Russia

Hacked group Anonymous posted a warning on Twitter to companies (such as Chevron, Burger King, Oreo, etc.) that are still operating in Russia as the unprovoked invasion of Ukraine continues. The hacker group threatened to break into these companies that have not left the Russian Federation yet.

Greenpeace Calls on Europe to Reject and Ban Any Import of Russian Fossil Fuels

Displaying banners that say “Oil Fuels War,” Greenpeace calls on Europe to reject and ban any import of Russian fossil fuels to weaken the military attack on Ukraine. Activists from Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Norway, Netherlands, and Germany went in kayaks and rhib boats as swimmers in front of two 250m

Western Union Suspends Its Activities in Russia and Belarus

Starting from March 24, Western Union will stop all money transfers in the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus.

The Isle of Man Government Halts Tax Co-operation With Russia

The Isle of Man government has suspended tax co-operation with Russia as a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The island exchanges relevant tax information (related to collection and assessment) with the country. Treasury Minister David Ashford said it would be "wrong" to do something which could

Latvia Might Limit the Issuance of Temporary Residence Permits to Russian Citizens

Head of Ministry of the Interior of Latvia Marija Golubeva, in turn, said that amendments are being prepared that will only grant residence permits to those Russian citizens who reunite with families and for "humanitarian reasons related to the repressions of the regime".

Japanese Manufacturer Sharp Suspends Deliveries to Russia

The Japanese manufacturer Sharp suspends the supply of goods to Russia due to the conflict in Ukraine. The company stated it would "closely monitor the situation and make further decisions based on that." All deliveries to Russia have been canceled for now.

Major Meteorological Data Provider EUMETSAT Suspends Cooperation With Russia

This happened amid fears of experts that the Russian Federation could use weather data to plan biological or chemical attacks, writes Reuters. EUMETSAT has become the latest weather-related agency to restrict the exchange of information following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Earlier, at least three other organizations in Europe stopped

Joe Biden Is Set to Announce a New Package of Sanctions Against Russia

Biden's intention to introduce a new package of sanctions against Russia on Thursday was announced by US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan during a press briefing at the White House yesterday, March 22. Sullivan did not clarify what exactly will be included in the new package of sanctions.

Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy Tops POLITICO 28 Poll as Most Powerful Person in Europe

Readers of POLITICO have selected Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as the most powerful person in Europe.

Google Is Quietly Moving Its Staff From Russia

According to Bloomberg's sources, Google does not rule out that claims against YouTube may become a reason to terminate the company's work in Russia, so the tech giant is quietly moving some of its staff from the office in Russia.

Russian Investigation Committee Has Opened a Criminal Case Against Journalist Aleksandr Nevzorov

Investigative Committee of Russia has opened a criminal case against journalist Aleksandr Nevzorov. According to it, on March 9, 2022, and then on March 19, Nevzorov published on his public Instagram page and on YouTube knowingly false information about deliberate bombings of a maternity hospital in Mariupol by Russia'