Sanctions

India Ignores US Pressures To Silence Russian Media 1

India Ignores US Pressures To Silence Russian Media

The U.S. government has stepped up its efforts to ban and block Russian media networks like Sputnik and RT across the world. Recently, U.S. officials have even spoken to the Indian government, asking them to join these actions against what they call “Russian disinformation.” They want India to take away

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US Sanctions Indian Companies For Ties To Russia's Arctic LNG Project 1

US Sanctions Indian Companies For Ties To Russia’s Arctic LNG Project

In a bold move, the US government has placed sanctions on two Indian companies for their alleged involvement in Russia’s massive Arctic LNG 2 project, which is part of the country’s major efforts to produce liquefied natural gas (LNG). These sanctions, announced on Thursday, target the Mumbai-based companies Gotik and

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How Eurasian Allies Are Building A New Financial World Order 1

How Eurasian Allies Are Building A New Financial World Order

Russia and its trade partners are developing new financial systems and currencies to get around economic pressure from the West, particularly the United States and Europe. These efforts aim to reduce the world’s dependence on the US dollar and Western-controlled financial networks, allowing Russia to keep its economy running despite

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US Threatens To Sanction Countries For Allowing Russian Banks 1

US Threatens To Sanction Countries For Allowing Russian Banks

The US is now sending a stern warning to countries that let Russian banks set up shop in their territories. The US Treasury Department says that Russia is getting around existing sanctions by opening branches of its banks in other countries. This clever move is helping them dodge the financial

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How Sanctions Against Russia Are Collapsing The EU’s Economy 1

How Sanctions Against Russia Are Collapsing The EU’s Economy

Europe’s economy is facing serious trouble. Business failures in the European Union (EU) rose by 3.1% in the second quarter of the year. This follows an even bigger increase of 4.5% in the previous quarter. Despite this worsening situation, the EU is sticking with its tough sanctions against Russia, which

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