The Central Bank of the Russian Federation has begun legal proceedings against Euroclear, seeking compensation for sovereign assets frozen under EU sanctions. The case raises questions about international law, asset expropriation, and retaliatory financial risks.
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European unity fractured after plans to fund Ukraine using frozen Russian assets collapsed under legal and political pressure. With backing fading from key EU states, President Volodymyr Zelensky now faces a looming funding cliff as Western support weakens.
By RT International The European Commission has given members a choice between the economic and legal consequences of funding Kiev, the newspaper has reported EU…
By Top War Tehran allows for the possibility of direct dialogue with Washington, but only if the American side takes steps to ease sanctions…
By Topwar The Palestinian-Israeli confrontation and the failure of the much-publicized counter-offensive of the Ukrainian Armed Forces have put the Kiev regime in an extremely…
By Topwar Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for Political Affairs Ali Bagheri Kani held consultations with State Minister of Foreign Affairs Mohammed bin Abdulaziz bin Saleh…
By Sputnik International MOSCOW (Sputnik) – Germany has opposed plans of the European Union to use the Bank of Russia’s frozen assets for Ukraine’s reconstruction…