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Russians pull billions from banks, fearing Kremlin will seize deposits for war
Russian households are rapidly moving savings to foreign brokers amid fears of asset seizure.
Sanctions
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Putin Melts Down in Front of Stunned Sailors After Canceling Parade
Putin’s public outburst over a cancelled Navy Day parade and a call for a naval counter‑strike has put Russia’s fleet in the global spotlight.
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Ukraine’s Long-Range Sanctions Against Russian Oil and Gas Need Europe’s Support
Ukraine is seeking European support for long-range sanctions targeting Russian oil and gas as international efforts to curb Russian aggression expand.
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'Shameless': Greece and LNG remain roadblock in new Russia sanctions
Greece has become a focal point of tension within the EU after blocking new Russian sanctions to protect its LNG and shipping interests.
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Sanctioned Russian Shadow Fleet Tanker Spills Oil Near Oman Coast
A sanctioned Russian shadow fleet tanker is leaking oil near the coast of Oman, sparking environmental and regulatory concerns.
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What to Know About How Iran Uses China’s Currency to Weaken U.S. Power
Iran uses China's currency to sidestep US sanctions
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Treasury Further Dismantles Overseas Scam Operations Targeting Americans
US Treasury cracks down on overseas scam operations targeting Americans