On 24 June 2024, the European Union published its 14th sanctions package in response to Russia’s military aggression against Ukraine. The newly adopted Regulation 2024/1745, Regulation 2024/1746, Council Decision 2024/1738 and Council Decision 2024/1744 amend Regulation 833/2014 and Regulation 269/2014. Sanctions package 14 consists of restrictive measures targeting 116 additional legal entities and individuals. These ...
The thirteenth package of sanctions targeting Russia, adopted on 23 February 2024, contains new measures aimed at addressing attempts to circumvent sanctions. This package amends Regulation (EU) 833/2014 and Regulation (EU) 269/2014 and addresses sensitive military technology, such as key components for drones. The EU has specifically identified 27 legal entities associated with Russia's military-industrial complex, including those ...
Following is part 9 of our series on current European Union sanctions against the Russian Federation. Before continuing, be sure to catch up on our previous posts regarding sanctions against the Russian Federation: Post 1: EU SANCTIONS AGAINST THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION – AN OVERVIEW Post 2: EU SANCTIONS AGAINST THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION – MARCH 2022 Post 3: EU SANCTIONS AGAINST THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION ...
Following is part 3 of our series on current European Union sanctions against the Russian Federation. Before continuing, be sure to catch up on our previous posts regarding sanctions against the Russian Federation: Post 1: EU SANCTIONS AGAINST THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION – AN OVERVIEW Post 2: EU SANCTIONS AGAINST THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION – MARCH 2022 Post 3: An Overview of the April and June ...
Following is part 2 of a series of posts we will be publishing over the coming days and weeks on current European Union sanctions against the Russian Federation. Before continuing, be sure to catch up on our previous post regarding sanctions against the Russian Federation: See also Post 1: EU SANCTIONS AGAINST THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION – AN OVERVIEW Post 2: An Overview of ...
Following is part 1 of a series of posts we will be publishing over the coming days and weeks on current European Union sanctions against the Russian Federation. An Overview Since March 2014 following Russia’s occupation of Crimea and parts or Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts (administrative districts) of Ukraine, the European Union has imposed a number of restrictive measures against the Russian ...
The Double Taxation Treaty between Austria and the Russian Federation as amended on 20 June 2019 (DTT 2019) is currently in force. Last Wednesday, 25 March 2020, Russian President Vladimir Putin published measures to protect the economy due to the coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) and instructed the government of the Russian Federation to implement them. Among other things, existing double taxation treaties ...
The ruling of Chamber for Commercial Disputes of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation dated August 16, 2016 overturned a ruling of the lower courts (state arbitrazh courts) that had dismissed the claim of the public joint-stock company National Bank ”TRUST“ in a case brought against the Cyprus company Phosint Limited. The case concerned the validity of an arbitration ...
EU sanctions against Russia The Council of European Union regulation on new sanctions against Russia entered into force on 1 August 2014. Sanctions will be valid for a year with the possibility of revision after three months since the moment of entering into force. "Actions by natural or legal persons, entities or bodies shall not give rise to liability of any ...
Specht Böhm is supporting "Russia Coast to Coast" as a Partner and legal counsel. The event will begin July 23, 2014 and features Austrian Race Across America winner, Wolfgang Fasching, as he attempts to set a world record biking Coast to Coast across Russia from Vladivostok via Yekaterinburg and Moscow to St. Petersburg a total distance of over 10,000 ...