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Sanctions on Russia - Page 2

September 12, 2024
Defence/Diplomacy

Will We Be Drawn into World War III?

As war approaches Moscow, with Ukraine retaliating through drone attacks and Britain training 42,050 Ukrainian soldiers since the invasion, there is growing concern that British soldiers and their training camps may be

Business/Trade Wars

JPMorgan Says U.S. Sanctions Leave 1.4M Barrels a Day of Russian Oil Stranded at Sea

Around 1.4 million barrels per day of Russian oil — nearly a third of the country’s seaborne export capacity — are currently being held in tankers as sanctions imposed by the United States disrupt global trade flows, according to an

November 14, 2025

Murtaza Lakhani Rejects EU and UK Sanctions, Vows Legal Challenge

Business/Shipping and Maritime

Businessman Murtaza Lakhani has strongly denied allegations underpinning recent sanctions imposed on him by the European Union and the United Kingdom, describing the measures

Indian Crude Imports from Russia Plunge to 13-Month Low Amid Sanctions

Business/Shipping and Maritime

India’s crude oil imports from Russia witnessed a significant decline in February, reaching their lowest level since January 2023. The downturn follows the latest

Saudi Arabia Linked to Grain Shipments From Sanctioned Crimean Port

December 15, 2025
Diplomacy

A joint investigation by Bellingcat and Lloyd’s List has identified Saudi Arabia as the latest country to import grain shipped directly from a Western-sanctioned port in occupied Crimea, underscoring Russia’s continued efforts

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Russia’s Wartime Oil Revenue Collapses to New Low

December 12, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

Russia’s oil export revenues fell sharply in November, hitting their lowest monthly level since the Kremlin launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, according to new data released Thursday by the

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How EU Is Trying to Use Frozen Russian Assets to Fund Ukraine

December 5, 2025
Russia/World

European Union leaders are exploring ways to lend tens of billions of euros to Ukraine using frozen Russian assets, as support from Washington diminishes and Kyiv faces potential funding shortages early next

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India’s Russian Oil Imports Set to Plunge in December

November 26, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

India’s imports of Russian crude oil are expected to fall to their lowest level in at least three years in December, trade and refining sources told Reuters, as refiners shift to alternatives

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China and India Quietly Shift as U.S. Sanctions Target Russian Oil Giants

November 21, 2025
China/India/World

Chinese and Indian banks and refineries—long key buyers of Russian crude—are beginning to adjust their operations in response to U.S. sanctions on Russia’s two largest oil companies, Lukoil and Rosneft, a U.S.

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India Defies U.S. Sanctions, Remains Top Buyer of Russian Oil

November 18, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

India retained its position as the second-largest buyer of Russian crude oil in October, trailing only China, according to data from the European think tank, the Center for Research on Energy and

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JPMorgan Says U.S. Sanctions Leave 1.4M Barrels a Day of Russian Oil Stranded at Sea

November 14, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

Around 1.4 million barrels per day of Russian oil — nearly a third of the country’s seaborne export capacity — are currently being held in tankers as sanctions imposed by the United

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Russian LNG Tanker Caught Faking Location to Circumvent U.S. Sanctions

November 3, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

A liquefied natural gas tanker reportedly helping Russia bypass U.S. sanctions has been caught faking its location, according to satellite imagery analyzed by Bloomberg News. The CCH Gas vessel, registered to an

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India Considers Smaller Russian Suppliers Amid U.S. Sanctions

October 28, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

India’s state-run refiners are exploring whether they can continue sourcing discounted Russian oil by turning to smaller suppliers, after the U.S. blacklisted major energy firms Rosneft PJSC and Lukoil PJSC last week,

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Germany Seeks US Sanctions Exemption for Rosneft Subsidiary

October 25, 2025
Germany/World

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has expressed confidence that the United States will grant an exemption for the German subsidiary of Russia’s state-owned oil giant Rosneft from the latest round of US sanctions.

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