Fed up with the West’s economic war on a third of all nations through sanctions, a new group opposing these measures is emerging. Recently, Russian billionaire Mikhail Fridman, who’s been hit with sanctions, hired Tony Blair’s wife to fight a lawsuit against Luxembourg for freezing his assets. Meanwhile, banks like UniCredit and Raiffeisenbank are challenging these sanctions in court. Now, Kazakhstan is shaking things up by defying international sanctions against Russia and focusing on its own economic needs instead of following global restrictions. Earlier, GreatGameInternational provided you intel on how these billions of dollars of stolen Russian assets are being diverted by a Brussels-based clearing house.

Kazakhstan is making waves by breaking away from international sanctions aimed at Russia, prioritizing its own economic needs over global restrictions. The country, which is the world's biggest landlocked nation, is choosing to protect its local businesses and deepen its ...