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Russia s killer drones still boast Swiss components How come?

Ukrainian government documents show that Swiss components made in 2023 are still embedded in Russian drones.

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Swiss chips not vital to Lancet drone production: Russia military expert

Russian military expert Valery Shiryayev explains what would happen if Russia no longer had access to Swiss drone parts.

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The impact of Russia sanctions on Swiss banks

The unprecedented range of global sanctions imposed on Russian oligarchs creates a headache for the Swiss financial centre.

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Russia-Iran: how the wheat trade is flourishing despite sanctions

Much of the trade in wheat between Russia and Iran goes through Switzerland, a transaction that, though exempt from sanctions, is a sensitive issue.

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Switzerland has to go above and beyond to implement sanctions

The war in Ukraine should be a turning point for Switzerland to change its mindset on transparency, says financial crime expert Tom Keatinge.

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