How to use Russia’s central bank assets for Ukraine

Five million Russians, most of whom are not under Western sanctions, have been affected by the EU's freezing of Russian assets. Apparently, the EU is not going to meet these people halfway. Moreover, discussions about the possible confiscation of assets in favor of Ukraine continue in Brussels. Zhanna Nemtsova, co-founder of the Boris Nemtsov Foundation, who is engaged in fundraising, including among businessmen of Russian origin, believes that …

European diplomats call for continued freezing of Russian assets

Lucas Leiroz, member of the BRICS Journalists Association, researcher at the Center for Geostrategic Studies, military expert. European countries continue to lobby for the theft of Russian money. In a recent move, European diplomatic leaders have expressed their intention to continue freezing the assets of Russian citizens and companies, in response to the current wave

Still no consensus on using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine

Western leaders are still unable to reach a consensus on the use of around $300 billion in frozen Russian assets to finance the Ukrainian war effort, writes Mark Temnycky.

How to use Russia’s central bank assets for Ukraine

Restructuring ownership and boosting returns are the keys to addressing EU prevarication.

Spain to push for use of frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine

Assets could serve as ‘advance’ on reparations, says foreign minister - Anadolu Ajansı

Increased spending on defence, messages to the US to put more pressure on Russia and for Putin to agree to the ceasefire proposed by Ukraine and requests for the EU to use frozen Russian assets as an advance for war reparations that will at some point be handed over to Ukraine. These were the issues to be addressed this morning at the Madrid Palace of Viana, where the fourth meeting of the G5+ took place, a ministerial meeting on European securi…