Nobel laureates urge frozen Russian funds to be used for Ukraine
Frozen Russian assets should be used for the reconstruction of Ukraine and compensation to the victims of the war following a ...
Europe faces stark choices over Russian asset seizure
Growing challenges to the euro's status as a reserve currency in a fast-changing global economy are, for now, staying the ...
Ukraine gets first funds from UK secured by Russian frozen assets, Kyiv says
Ukraine has received a first tranche of funds worth about $1 billion from Britain, secured by the proceeds of frozen Russian ...
Nearly £72bn Russian assets frozen in sanctions
Nearly £72m of Russian assets have been frozen in the Bailiwick since the beginning of the Ukraine invasion in 2022, the ...
Why Ukraine’s Allies Are Divided Over Using $300 Billion in Russian Assets
The U.S.’s threat to withdraw support for Ukraine has heightened pressure on European countries to formally seize the funds ...
Russian assets: Negotiating leverage EU would be wrong to ignore
EDITORIAL. Europe must know how to make a show of strength when its vital interests are threatened. Seizing the €210 billion ...
French MPs call for seizure of Russian assets in show of unity with Ukraine
French MPs have adopted a resolution on increased support for Ukraine, including a call for the seizure of frozen Russian ...
How Europe could seize frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine
One of the mechanisms Europe has at its disposal to make up the shortfall of American backing is to fully seize frozen ...
European countries face growing pressure to seize frozen Russian assets
Political leaders are increasingly saying they want to use the €210 billion in frozen assets of the Central Bank of the ...
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France to consider resolution on seizing frozen Russian assets in favor of Ukraine – Media
The French National Assembly will consider a resolution on Wednesday, March 12, calling for the seizure of frozen Russian ...
Is It Time to Transfer Frozen Russian Assets to Ukraine? Calls Grow Louder.
President Trump’s threat to abandon Ukraine added urgency to plans to fund security or reconstruction with the roughly $300 billion owned by Russia’s central bank.