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Russia's former deputy prime minister loses bid to lift EU sanctions

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Published on: 17 March 2025
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Law360, London: Russia's former Deputy prime minister has failed to end EU sanctions against him after the European Court of Justice (ECJ) upheld on 13 March 2025 the conclusion that he actively supports the Russian government as president of its state investment company VEB RF.

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