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Legal practitioners face massive fines for illegal trading with Russian assets - Vimarsana News

Legal practitioners face massive fines for illegal trading with Russian assets

The prospect of a protracted conflict in the Ukraine has led to closer scrutiny for the role of legal practitioners undertaking business with Russia.  Australia has a history of utilising sanctions i

Australian Sports Minister believes ISSF should remove Lisin as President - Vimarsana News

Australian Sports Minister believes ISSF should remove Lisin as President

Australian Minister of Sport Richard Colbeck believes the International Shooting Sport Federation should remove Vladimir Lisin as its President, after the country became the first to sanction Russia's richest individual following the war in Ukraine.

UCI Management Committee member Makarov sanctioned by Australia and Canada - Vimarsana News

UCI Management Committee member Makarov sanctioned by Australia and Canada

International Cycling Union Management Committee member Igor Makarov has been named on a list of individuals sanctioned by the Australian and Canadian Governments in relation to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Russia-Ukraine Sanctions in Australia | K&L Gates LLP - Vimarsana News

Russia-Ukraine Sanctions in Australia | K&L Gates LLP

In the response to the ongoing war in Ukraine, the Australian Government announced yesterday further economic sanctions against Russia, with Australia to impose a 35 percent tariff on...

Australian Sanctions Against Russia After Ukraine Invastion - Vimarsana News

Australian Sanctions Against Russia After Ukraine Invastion

In response to war in Ukraine, Australian Government announced yesterday further economic sanctions against Russia, with Australia to impose 35 percent tariff on all imports from Russia and Belarus. Australia will issue formal notification withdrawing Most-Favoured-Nation.