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South Korean Prosecutors Uncover $314M in Non-Recoverable, Illicit Assets Linked to Terraform Labs' Do Kwon - Vimarsana News

South Korean Prosecutors Uncover $314M in Non-Recoverable, Illicit Assets Linked to Terraform Labs' Do Kwon

South Korean authorities have found $314.2 million in illicit assets linked to Do Kwon, the co-founder of Terraform Labs. Kwon allegedly converted most of the funds into Bitcoin using offshore exchanges, making them unrecoverable by South Korean authorities.

Could Switzerland seize Russian assets to rebuild Ukraine? - Vimarsana News

Could Switzerland seize Russian assets to rebuild Ukraine?

Some Western countries want to seize Russian oligarchs’ assets to help rebuild Ukraine. Will Switzerland join them?

The time is ripe  to move bill on illicit assets - Vimarsana News

The time is ripe  to move bill on illicit assets

Dec 04, 2021 - The operation in which the State security forces participated, which resulted in the capture of 57 people, the seizure of more than $10 million, cars and luxu

Tunisia running out of time to secure Ben Ali's Swiss funds - Vimarsana News

Tunisia running out of time to secure Ben Ali's Swiss funds

Tunisia running out of time to secure Ben Ali’s Swiss funds The ousted dictator died last year in exile in Saudi Arabia. Copyright 2019 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. As the freeze on former Tunisian president Ben Ali’s assets in Switzerland nears expiration, Tunisia must speed up judicial procedures if it wants them back, says the Swiss government.  This content was published on December 12, 2020 - 10:28 December 12, 2020 - 10:28 swissinfo.ch/jc See in another language: 1 “At the beginning of 2011, the Federal Council reacted to the Arab Spring uprisings and ord...