
Dutch Agriculture Firms Remain Active in Russia, Despite Brussels Pressure
While the EU tries to impose greater penalties on Moscow, Dutch seed and machinery producers keep on doing business in Russia.

While the EU tries to impose greater penalties on Moscow, Dutch seed and machinery producers keep on doing business in Russia.

Berlin shifts its policy on military deliveries to the Jewish State, citing improved conditions in Gaza.

As India faces pressure over buying discounted Moscow crude, one state-backed energy company has paused its payments for new Russian oil.

Finnish President Stubb advises pressuring Moscow with sanctions on its current trading partners.

Tehran promised to respond “appropriately” to what they called an “illegal and unjustified action.”

Despite widespread predictions, Russia’s economy hasn’t buckled under sanctions—but cracks are starting to show.

The Council of Europe also condemned Ukraine for brutality during conscription after a Hungarian citizen was beaten to death by draft officers.

“We want guarantees that this problem will not remain only on Slovakia’s back,” PM Fico said ahead of Tuesday’s key meeting.

Sergei Duzhikov and Maria Tyabut say daily life continues unchanged, thanks to local substitutes and imports.
Brussels imposed an asset freeze and travel ban on the perpetrators.