Former UK Attorney General Provided Legal Services To Company Owned By Sanctioned Russian Oligarchs
Geoffrey Cox, who served as Attorney General under both Theresa May and Boris Johnson, was paid £93,000 to provide legal services to a firm whose […]
Geoffrey Cox, who served as Attorney General under both Theresa May and Boris Johnson, was paid £93,000 to provide legal services to a firm whose […]
When the EU adopted its 20th sanctions package on April 23, 2026, Russian state media and their European proxy supporters responded with a three-part counter-offensive:
The European Commission has officially notified the Venice Biennale that it intends to suspend or terminate a €2 million three-year grant after the foundation allowed
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The EU has approved its largest sanctions package in two years, hitting Russia’s energy revenues, military suppliers, crypto networks and, for the first time, online
The EU’s decision to sanction Euromore and Pravfond reveals something beyond policy enforcement: a layered system of influence that has been quietly operating within Europe’s
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A sanctioned Ukrainian oligarch is bankrolling the expansion of Russian Orthodox Church parishes across Europe, using them as cover to collect data on Ukrainian refugees
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The EU has sanctioned four individuals responsible for spreading pro-Kremlin disinformation and propaganda as part of Russia’s broader hybrid campaign against Europe. On March 16,
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A logistics company staffed by veterans of Russia’s defunct postal operation in Germany has been quietly moving sanctioned microelectronics from European supermarkets to Moscow —
France’s media regulator has ordered internet providers and search engines to block 35 Russian state media websites — and some of the outlets on the
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For years, a St. Petersburg company traded in stolen US government cyber tools, paying hackers in cryptocurrency and selling the results to foreign intelligence services.
Despite sweeping export bans, European military goods continued reaching Moscow for nearly two years—routed through a handful of willing middlemen, according to a major new
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The European Union has expanded sanctions against Russia in response to escalating hybrid operations and cyber threats targeting the EU, its member states, and international