European companies operating in Russia face challenges as the EU eliminates an exemption allowing professional services to be provided to their Russian subsidiaries. This measure aims to limit Kremlin funding for military efforts. The new sanctions may force companies to seek Russian providers or relocate services outside the EU.
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has challenged US intelligence agencies to provide evidence justifying continued funding for Ukraine, arguing that the proxy war is doomed to failure and fueling a military-industrial complex business model. Greene’s remarks come after House Speaker Mike Johnson pushed through a $61 billion aid bill based on classified intelligence briefings on the Russian threat.
