By Abraham Gross

Following a novel price cap regime on Russian oil and petroleum products imposed by the European Union and the member countries of the G-7 beginning in December, experts say maritime insurers face uncertainty over how to comply with the complex sanctions landscape.

By Aaron Keller

A Ukrainian citizen on Wednesday entered not guilty pleas to charges that he conspired to move U.S. technology with potential military and nuclear applications to Russia without proper clearance from the United States government.

By Ronan Barnard

Britain's highest court granted Ukraine permission on Wednesday to argue that Russia used the threat of force to illegally pressure the country into a $3 billion bond deal, sending the Kremlin trustee's bid to call in payment to trial in a long-awaited judgment.

By Kevin Pinner

The Russian Federation's foreign and finance ministries proposed that President Vladimir Putin suspend tax treaties with countries that have imposed economic sanctions on Russia, according to a news release Wednesday.

By Marialuisa Taddia

Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 sparked a domino effect of international law firms closing their doors in Moscow and other Russian cities. BigLaw might have left the country — but most of their operations remain under new names.

By Josh Liberatore

Russia's invasion of Ukraine hasn't had the negative impact on the cyberinsurance market many in the industry feared when the conflict broke out a year ago, although it has raised thorny issues around whether carriers are comfortable covering cyberattacks linked to war, experts say.