Australian government extends sanctions to Russian oligarchs Oleg Deripaska and Viktor Vekselberg
![]() 2401 Friday, 18 March, 2022, 10:30 The Australian government has imposed sanctions on two Russian oligarchs who have assets in the country, after facing questions about why they were omitted from an earlier round of economic measures triggered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Oleg Deripaska, who has a stake in an alumina refinery in Gladstone, Queensland, run by Rio Tinto, and Viktor Vekselberg, who has an interest in a gas project in the Beetaloo basin in the Northern Territory, were not among 41 oligarchs and family members hit with sanctions by Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade on Monday. |
Senate leaving Russia sanctions power fully in Trump’s hands
78602.08.2025, 20:45"Russia will take additional measures to prevent grain trucks from entering Armenia through Upper Lars" - Overchuk
102201.08.2025, 22:54Trump sets new tariffs on dozens of countries exports
86801.08.2025, 11:54Trump announces trade deal with South Korea
105931.07.2025, 12:09Trump says US and Pakistan have concluded a trade deal
86731.07.2025, 01:45Trump imposes 25% tariff on India plus ‘penalty’ over ties to Russia
85830.07.2025, 20:24US, China eye extension of trade truce as EU deal takes shape
83129.07.2025, 22:24How the EU dashed to Trump’s Scottish hideaway-and got the deal it craved
88128.07.2025, 19:03