EU member states’ ambassadors have tentatively agreed to utilize windfall profits derived from frozen Russian assets to finance arms supplies to Kyiv, Ukraine. Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, …
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- BUSINESS & ECONOMY
Confiscating Russian Assets for Ukraine’s Benefit: A Strategic Lifeline Until at Least the End of 2028
In the face of Russian aggression, Ukraine stands resilient, its determination unwavering. The recent infusion of a $61 billion lifeline from the United States serves as a crucial boost to …
- BUSINESS & ECONOMY
US Initiative Gains Momentum: Leveraging Frozen Russian Assets Interest for Ukraine
A proposal put forth by the United States to utilize the interest accrued from $300 billion in frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine is garnering widespread attention and could potentially …
- BUSINESS & ECONOMY
Strengthening sanctions against Russia: a ban on aviation transit through EU airspace is needed, says Denys Kostrzhevskyi
The Council of the EU has decided to extend the sanctions regime against Russia for another six months until September 15th, 2024, updating the listings for 97 individuals and nine …
The European Union (EU) has officially commenced the formulation of its fourteenth package of sanctions against Russia, in response to its extensive incursion into Ukraine. Vice-President of the European Commission, …
The European Union is considering a bold move to channel a significant portion of revenues from frozen Russian assets towards bolstering Ukraine’s military capabilities. This proposal, put forth by the …
- OPINION
Confiscation of Russian Assets: How Belgium Aims to Keep €5 Billion Earned from the War in Ukraine
The following opinion piece by Olena Halushka, Member of the Board of the Anti-Corruption Centre, co-founder of the International Centre for Ukrainian Victory, first appeared on Ukrainska Pravda on March …