At the end of 2024 and beginning of 2025, European politicians began actively discussing the use of frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine. Belgium blocking the decision to grant Ukraine a ‘reparation loan’ is at the centre of this diplomatic standoff.

The sanctions effectively blocked the companies' ability to operate in international markets. The Treasury Department gave them time to shut down their operations by 21 November 2025. Overall, this threatened the existence of the entire international network of assets of Russian companies.

In 2025, Belarus finds itself at a crossroads of geopolitical isolation, strict sanctions and deep dependence on Russia. To accurately assess the state of the Belarusian economy, let us look at some recent statistics...

Why is this politician, who cultivated a strong relationship with Trump through unceasing flattery and opportunism, advocating for a bill to strengthen sanctions against Moscovia – a move the President does not support?

Goldman Sachs was chosen as part of the potential ‘Witkoff-Dmitriev pact’ to legalise the weakening of sanctions due to three key factors...

New sanctions from the EU. Moscovia's attempt to test the seriousness of the sanctions. Tucker Carlson helps Putin create new threats. In fact, these fragments of events are closely connected...