Liechtenstein

Liechtenstein unfroze 13 million francs on accounts of Yanukovych-era judge, - Deutche Welle 13 million Swiss francs on the Liechtenstein accounts of allegedly corrupt Ukrainian judge Artur Yemelianov and his wife have been unfrozen. According to Liechtenstein's law enforcement, this happened because Ukraine failed to prove the illegality of the money origin. In turn, the Prosecutor General's Office notes that the funds can not be frozen by Ukrainian court as Liechtenstein does not provide necessary information requested by Ukrainian law enforcers. 18.07.16 13:20 14 694 58 Ukrainian Politics

Over 13 million Swiss francs frozen on Liechtenstein accounts of Ukrainian judge, - State Financial Monitoring Service The State Financial Monitoring Service of Ukraine and the Financial Intelligence Unit of Liechtenstein have established five companies owned by Ukrainians, registered in Panama and Liechtenstein and with accounts in banks of Liechtenstein and Latvia. Significant amounts of money of dubious origin have been accumulated on the accounts of these companies for a long period of time. 30.07.15 10:50 27 720 38 Economics

Zelenskyi appoints three ambassadors President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyi has signed decrees appointing three ambassadors of Ukraine. 12.08.21 11:58 1 380 26 Ukrainian Politics

All peace proposals should be acceptable to Ukraine, - Liechtenstein Foreign Minister Hasler Liechtenstein supports all initiatives that will contribute to a just and lasting peace and are acceptable to Ukraine. 04.03.25 19:48 1 241 11 Previously in trend: statement of peace Peace negotiations

Eight countries join EU sanctions against Russia European Union Council extends sanctions against Russia until March 15. 23.01.23 22:29 6 272 3 Previously in trend: Sanctions against Russia War EU sanctions

Ukraine and 7 other countries joined eighth package of EU sanctions against Russia Eight countries, including Ukraine, joined the EU Council’s decision to introduce the eighth package of sanctions against Russia, adopted at the beginning of October. 15.10.22 15:28 2 079 1 Previously in trend: Sanctions against Russia