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Apples European division fined for violating sanctions against Russia / Photo: pio3 / Shutterstock
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Apple's European unit fined for violating sanctions against Russia
Turkey may not be the right country to open a bank account / Photo: Shutterstock.com
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"Unsuitable country": how Turkey's entry into the euro payments zone will affect Russians
OpenAI is creating a super app, the media has learned / Photo: Ju Jae-young / Shutterstock.com
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Highlights for the morning: oil cheapened, OpenAI "super app", Bezos's $100 billion fund
The European Commission has removed a legal conflict: banks must consider national D visas as proof of EU residency. Photo: ruzanna / Shutterstock
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European Commission tells banks how to apply payment sanctions to Russians with residence permits
In two years, the Latvian State Security Service initiated 14 criminal cases for providing services to Russian companies in violation of EU sanctions, 10 of them in 2025 / Photo: Ivars Utināns / Unsplash
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€60,000 in cash: how Latvia found out a programmer who worked for a Russian company
Photo: Swisscom.ch
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Switzerland has closed a bank that the U.S. has accused of having ties to Iran and Russia
Israeli banks in early 2026 intensified checks of new relocants for Russian tax residency / Photo: Mehaniq / Shutterstock.com
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Banks in Israel check repatriates for Russian tax residency: what are the risks?
Photo: Swisscom.ch
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US set to cut Swiss bank off from financial system for ties to Iran and Russian Federation
The deal could mark the first known case of a US investor formalizing a new business project with a major Russian company in recent years / Photo: Wojciech Wrzesien / Shutterstock
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Trump-linked investor to produce gas in Alaska with Russia's Novatek
Even a small, less than €100, old transaction linked to Russia can threaten a client with account closure / Photo: Adam Kovacs / Shutterstock.com
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Revolut has started checking old transfers by Russians. Why is this happening and what are the risks?
Carlyle financier and co-founder David Rubinstein is considered one of the authors of the Great Eskimo Tax Scam - a scheme that allowed Carlyle to make its first millions from gaps in tax law. Photo: lev radin / Shutterstock.com
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Washington Liaison: the story of Carlyle, the buyer of Lukoil's foreign assets
Raiffeisen Banks 2025 report: what investors need to know about its business in Russia
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Raiffeisen Bank's 2025 report: what investors need to know about its business in Russia
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