Author name: Freedom for Eurasia

While the state recovers billions in London and The Hague, oil workers in Kazakhstan still receive a fraction of what they are owed. By Leila Nazgul Seiitbek In January 2026, an international arbitration tribunal in London upheld Kazakhstan’s core claims against the Karachaganak Petroleum Operating consortium – including Shell, Eni, Chevron, and Lukoil – over unlawfully reimbursed costs […]

Freedom For Eurasia and State Capture Accountability Project welcome the measures announced by the UK Government on 26 May 2026 to sanction illicit financial infrastructure — including cryptocurrency exchanges and “A7 network” — used to move funds, procure goods, and sustain Russia’s war economy. Through these actions, the UK is explicitly recognizing that this Kremlin-backed

SCAP and FFE call on the EU to ban exports of all key high-priority items to Kyrgyzstan. Thursday, 30 April 2026 On 23 April 2026, the European Council adopted its 20th package of restrictive measures against Russia. The package includes restrictive measures against Kyrgyzstan. Specifically, the EU is activating its anti-circumvention tool, by prohibiting the