(Bloomberg) -- President Vladimir Putin ordered the government to prepare retaliation for any seizure of assets by the US as Washington tries to build support for using revenue from frozen Russia ...
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen defended the G-7 deal to use interest from seized Russian assets for aid to Ukraine, ...
Russia will identify US property that could be used as compensation for losses sustained as a result of any seizure of frozen Russian assets in America The decree signed by President Vladimir ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday signed a decree allowing the confiscation of assets inside Russia belonging to the United States, its citizens and companies, to compensate those hit ...
Putin's decree allows Russia to seize US assets amidst G7 financial talks. — Reuters President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree permitting Russia to confiscate the assets of U.S. companies and ...
President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that plans by Western countries to provide Ukraine with loans using interest from ...
Ukraine’s supporters have agreed to move forward with a $50 billion loan to Kyiv, financed by profits from frozen Russian ...
The United States and European countries have agreed to lock up sanctioned Russian assets until Moscow pays reparations for ...
Russia has allegedly received more than 2.1 billion rubles ($23.5 million) from the sale of nationalized assets seized from ...
Biden and Zelensky just signed a vital 10-year security pact at the G7 summit. So let's take a look at what is in it. The ...
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The US Department of Treasury sanctioned Hong Kong companies under Executive Order (EO) 14024 on Wednesday in response to the ...