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Russian court considers central bank's $232B lawsuit against Euroclear over seized assets
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Russian court considers central bank's $232B lawsuit against Euroclear over seized assets

  • A Moscow court began considering a lawsuit by Russia’s central bank against Euroclear over seized assets.
  • Russia seeks 18.2 trillion rubles ($232 billion) in damages for being unable to manage its Euroclear funds and securities.
  • EU froze about 210 billion euros of Russian assets, with Euroclear holding roughly 193 billion euros of those funds.
  • The case is being heard behind closed doors at Moscow’s Arbitration Court.
  • Russia’s central bank condemned the use of frozen assets as illegal and contrary to international law.
  • The European Union froze about 210 billion euros of Russian assets and used 90 billion euros to loan Ukraine.
  • Euroclear holds around 193 billion euros of the seized funds.
  • The central bank argues the assets violated sovereign immunity of assets.
  • The EU sanctions were imposed after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
  • The lawsuit aims to recover damages for Moscow's inability to manage its Euroclear accounts.
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7 Ways Air Travel Will Change This Year
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7 Ways Air Travel Will Change This Year

  • AI-driven real-time retailing lets airlines offer personalized travel bundles instead of fixed prices.
  • High-speed inflight WiFi becomes a basic amenity funded by new satellite networks.
  • Biometric passporting and facial recognition speed border processing in major hubs.
  • AI travel assistants help manage disruptions and bookings in real time.
  • Narrow-body jets enable longer direct routes, reducing layovers.
  • Green levies and SAF surcharges become standard ticket line items.
  • World Cup infrastructure tests accelerate travel-tech adoption.
  • Air taxis pilot demonstrations mark urban mobility's next phase.
  • Sustainable fuel mandates push airlines to pass costs to passengers.
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Key figures on food chain – employment in agriculture
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Key figures on food chain – employment in agriculture

  • In 2023, 8.4 million people were employed in the EU's agricultural sector.
  • Agricultural employment share fell from 5.2% in 2013 to 3.9% in 2023.
  • Labor-saving tech, including mechanisation and automation, helped drive declines.
  • Between 2013 and 2023, every EU country saw a drop in agriculture's employment share.
  • Largest declines in employment share were in Romania, Croatia and Portugal.
  • The 2025 edition covers the full food chain from production to environmental concerns.
  • The report links to datasets, tools, and methodological notes for deeper analysis.
  • EU regions differ in agricultural output and employment trends.
  • The publication warns that counts may understate total agricultural workers.
  • The article directs readers to release calendars for upcoming data.
  • Eurostat invites readers to contact them with queries.
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