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THE FINNISH ARENA OWNED BY RUSSIANS MAY BE BANKRUPT DUE TO SANCTIONS

The company managing the Helsinki Hall arena in the Finnish capital may be declared bankrupt. The organization turned out to be insolvent due to sanctions, since it cannot pay the payments made to it by the city authorities and public utilities. The sports and concert venue began its work in the spring of 1997. According to TASS, it is the largest indoor arena in the country. During the hockey ...

THE EUROPEAN UNION WILL NOT RECOGNIZE THE ANTI-SEARCH BANS OF RUSSIAN COURTS

The European Union has banned the recognition and enforcement in the European Union of decisions rendered by Russian courts on claims related to EU companies in Russia. This statement was made as part of the 15th package of anti-Russian sanctions. As specified, the decision of the European Union on the positions of Russian courts "should protect" organizations in disputes with companies from the Russian Federation. According to representatives of the European Union, decisions ...

OVER 100 BILLION WERE RECOVERED FROM GERMAN LINDE IN THE CASE OF RUSKHIMALLIANCE

... natural gas processing plant as part of an ethane-containing gas processing complex in the Leningrad Region. But in the spring of 2022, the head of Linde announced that the company was stopping any work on the territory of the Russian Federation due to sanctions. Ruskhimalliance broke the deal and filed a lawsuit. Arbitration at the end of 2022 seized Linde assets worth 35 billion.

MBANK HAS SUSPENDED TRANSFERS THROUGH RUSSIAN BANKS

... institutions for an indefinite period. Payments are not available in both directions. According to RBC, transfers have been suspended, including for Sberbank, T-Bank and MTS Bank. Incoming payments will be made through credit institutions that are not under sanctions. In total, 21 commercial banks and more than 300 of their branches operate in Kyrgyzstan today.

ESTONIA HAS IMPOSED A BAN ON THE ENTRY OF CARS WITH RUSSIAN LICENSE PLATES

... When the owner of such a car arrives at the border, he will be offered to continue his journey without a vehicle or to return back. Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsakhkna noted that such an innovation works within the interests of the country, its sanctions policy and positions. He said that on September 14 he plans to discuss what to do with the cars that are already in the country. Latvia and Lithuania have previously imposed similar sanctions. At the same time, the Russians' cars have already ...

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