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EU approves new round of sanctions - Vimarsana News

EU approves new round of sanctions

EU envoys have approved a seventh round of sanctions on Russia, including a ban on gold imports and the blacklisting of 50 individuals Read Full Article at RT.com

News digest: EU mulls sanctions on Slovak leader of pro-Putin biker gang - Vimarsana News

News digest: EU mulls sanctions on Slovak leader of pro-Putin biker gang

Slovak passport among strongest, temperatures hit 40 degrees. Learn more in the July 21 digest.

Russia's 'Night Wolves' biker gang to face EU ban - Vimarsana News

Russia's 'Night Wolves' biker gang to face EU ban

Pro-Kremlin biker gang the Night Wolves will no longer be able to ride around Europe under new Russia sanctions, which also strike at Sberbank and the mayor of Moscow.

Ground News - EU to add Sberbank, Russian metals baron to sanctions list - Vimarsana News

Ground News - EU to add Sberbank, Russian metals baron to sanctions list

By Francesco Guarascio BRUSSELS - The EU is set to add Russia's top lender Sberbank and the head of giant zinc and copper firm UMMC to its list of individuals and companies banned for supporting Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, according to draft documents seen by Reuters. The 48 individuals and nine entities to be added to the sanctions list, prepared by the EU foreign affairs service,

Tajik Authorities Say Detained Journalist Charged With Extremism - Vimarsana News

Tajik Authorities Say Detained Journalist Charged With Extremism

Tajik authorities say journalist Abdusattor Pirmuhammadzoda, who has been kept incommunicado since his arrest 10 days ago, has been charged with "public calls for extremist activities."

Source: rferl.org