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For Russia’s Sanctions-busting A7 Payment Service, International Transfers Start With Bags Of Cash At Moscow Markets. At Its Peak, It Processed At Least 58 Metric Tons In A Single Month.
An ICIJ investigation traced how Russia’s A7 payment service collects cash at Moscow markets and routes money abroad through cryptocurrency intermediaries.
Serbia’s Former President Aleksandar Vučić Concedes Defeat In Parliamentary Election To Student-led Opposition
Aleksandar Vučić says his party lost Serbia’s October 25 snap election, but official results are not yet final.
An American Lawyer Helped Open A Backchannel Between Biden’s White House And Putin. A Financial Times Report Details The Exchanges, A Later Unofficial Peace Bid, And How It Fell Apart.
A Financial Times report details Richard Conn’s unofficial 2022 channel to Putin, later peace proposals and why the effort ended.
Canadians Are Running Out Of Time To Oppose Bill C-22
Bill C-22 has passed the House and is before the Senate. Civil-liberties groups are urging Canadians to oppose its surveillance provisions.
US Peace Plan Would Offer Ukraine EU Membership In Exchange For Dropping NATO Bid, The Economist Reports
The Economist reports that a US peace proposal would offer Ukraine EU membership and investment in exchange for dropping its NATO bid.
Trump Blamed Russia’s Failed Assault On Kyiv On A ‘Stupid General’ Who Drove His Tanks Into The Mud. The Real Story Is Very Different.
Trump again blamed a Russian general for the failed Kyiv assault. BBC Russia’s account points to Ukrainian defenses and losses, not a turn into mud.
EU Looks For Someone To Lead Talks With Putin, With Finnish President Alexander Stubb Among Candidates, Politico Reports
Politico reports that EU officials are considering Alexander Stubb and others to represent Europe in possible talks with Vladimir Putin.
Poland Reportedly Suspends Major Arms Shipment To Ukraine Over Regional Tribute To Ukrainian Insurgent Army, Whose Fighters Took Part In WWII Massacres Of Poles
A source cited by RBC Ukraine says Poland put a large military aid package on hold after a Lviv regional tribute to the UPA drew Polish criticism.
FSB Says It Detained German Citizen Who Fought For Ukraine
Russia’s security service says a German citizen who allegedly served with Ukrainian forces was detained and charged with mercenary activity.