The European Union cannot confiscate Russia’s frozen assets due to the lack of a legal framework, stated French President ...

The European Union plans to confiscate approximately 3 billion euros (around 3.4 billion US dollars) in frozen funds belonging to Russian companies and private individuals. This move aims to ...

“I advocate great caution when it comes to those frozen assets,” Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever said at a March 6 EU summit ... decided to leave Russia or scale back there, according ...

Europe failed in its attempt to legalize the use of frozen Russian ... €33.8 billion of Russian Central Bank assets to help pay for a plan to rebuild Ukraine. However, EU officials and some ...

EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell got a green light for the plan from most of the ... euros ($217 billion) in Russian central bank assets, most of it frozen in Belgium, in retaliation for ...

The European Union ... Russian assets frozen. Russia's permanent representative to the EU, Kirill Logvinov, said in comments to the media that the European Union "sooner or later will have to give ...

So far the EU, where most of the assets are held in Brussels-based clearing house Euroclear, has used the frozen Russian assets to generate proceeds to finance Ukraine’s budget as part of a $50 ...

Maxime Prévot, Belgium's new Foreign Minister, has said his country is ready to help establish an international coalition to ...

Under the terms of the arrangement, the loan will be repaid with proceeds from Russian assets worth tens of billions of dollars which have been frozen in the European Union because of the war in ...

"Europe has demurred, citing negative impacts to the euro and concerns over the European ... does pull back its support." Russia has warned of retaliation if its frozen assets are seized ...

Russia has reportedly asked the US to allow it to buy Boeing aircraft using frozen state assets, with the request linked to a potential ceasefire in Ukraine. Source: Bloomberg, citing a person briefed ...

Russia on Thursday accused Japan of treachery and complicity in theft after Tokyo last week signed an agreement to lend Ukraine over $3 billion for reconstruction, backed by the proceeds from frozen ...