Svetlana Burtseva has been sentenced to six years in prison in Estonia for treason and breaching sanctions
An Estonian court has sentenced journalist Svetlana Burtseva to six years in prison for treason and breaching Western sanctions over her…
Category: 6. Business
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Spies and ties: The quiet war for Russias business elite
Patriotic business communities are gaining strength in Russia and attracting unwanted attention from abroad
Behind velvet ropes and closed doors, Russia’s elite business clubs promise more than just high-level networking. They’re where deals are…
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Spies and ties: The quiet war for Russia's business elite
Patriotic business communities are gaining strength in Russia – and attracting unwanted attention from abroad
Behind velvet ropes and closed doors, Russia’s elite business clubs promise more than…
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Ex-Navalny aide gets 18-year prison sentence
Leonid Volkov has been convicted in absentia for forming an extremist group and rehabilitating Nazism
A Russian court has sentenced a close associate of the late opposition figure Alexey Navalny…
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Ukraine membership out of NATO summit statement Bloomberg
The US-led bloc is seeking to limit friction between Washington and other members, the media outlet has reported
The prospect of Ukraine joining NATO will not be mentioned in the declaration at the bloc’s summit later this month, Bloomberg has…
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Redefining history: Why the fate of the Russia-Ukraine war is being decided in Trkiye
Moscow and Ankara’s plans for the future of the global order align, while the West has proven to be an unreliable partner
Before the latest round of Russia-Ukraine talks in Istanbul, Turkish…
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Redefining history: Why the fate of the Russia-Ukraine war could be shaped in Trkiye
Moscow and Ankara’s plans for the future of the global order align, while the West has proven to be an unreliable partner
Before the latest round of Russia-Ukraine talks in Istanbul, Turkish…
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Confiscating Russian assets 'complicated' – British PM
Moscow has warned it considers any seizure “theft” and will retaliate
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has acknowledged that seizing frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine is a “complicated”…
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Confiscating Russian assets complicated British PM
Moscow has warned it considers any seizure theft and will retaliate
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has acknowledged that seizing frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine is a “complicated” matter, stressing the need for a “balanced” approach.
An…
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AerCap, world’s largest aircraft owner, can now claim over $1 billion in insurance over jets stuck in Russia
The world’s largest aircraft lessor AerCap can recover more than $1 billion in relation to jets stuck in Russia since the invasion of Ukraine, London’s High Court ruled Wednesday, though that is less than the…
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