Russia sanctions
Coverage of Russia sanctions in the Nexus archive.
- Senate looks to honor Graham with Russia sanctions
The Senate is advancing a revised Russia sanctions package to honor the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, with bipartisan support from leaders like John Thune and Chuck Schumer. Graham's sudden death has prompted quick action on his replacement and legislative priorities, including the sanctions bill.
- Sen. Lindsey Graham likely died after aorta tear, medical examiner says
Sen. Lindsey Graham died from an aortic dissection linked to hardened arteries, according to a preliminary medical examiner finding. President Donald Trump expressed his grief, and Graham's death will trigger a temporary replacement process in South Carolina.
- Deutsche Bank and UniCredit sue Linde over Russia sanctions losses
Deutsche Bank and UniCredit are suing Linde to recover hundreds of millions of euros lost due to Russia sanctions. The case will determine if lenders can reclaim funds seized by courts.
- Senator Lindsey Graham likely died after aorta rupture, medical examiner says
Senator Lindsey Graham died from an aorta rupture linked to hardened arteries, according to a preliminary medical examiner report. He was 71 and had a close, complicated relationship with President Donald Trump, who ordered flags to be flown at half-staff in his honor.
- Shaheen pushes Congress to pass Graham’s Russia sanctions bill after senator’s death
Sen. Jeanne Shaheen urged Congress to pass a Russia sanctions bill in honor of Sen. Lindsey Graham, who died from a sudden illness, to support Ukraine's war against the Kremlin.
- Live: US House passes bill in support of Ukraine, sanctions Russia
The US House passed a bill supporting Ukraine with aid and imposing sanctions on Russia, despite opposition from Republican leaders. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called for a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin and proposed a full ceasefire.