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Full coverage: Sanctions

The Irish deal that needed Washington’s blessing: Tamboran, Falcon and a sanctioned shareholder

Tamboran’s acquisition of Falcon has been complicated by sanctioned shareholder Viktor Vekselberg but US authorities have issued a licence to “consummate” the deal.

Jonathan Keane
21st May, 2026 - 2 min read

“Deficient for more than half a decade”: Boeing ramps up pressure on Irish arm of Russian lessor

Timaero is linked to sanctioned bank VEB and its case against Boeing goes back nearly seven years. The aircraft maker claims the lessor has repeatedly failed to comply with discovery.

Jonathan Keane
8th May, 2026 - 3 min read

Logix Aero spurned in hacking appeal against sanctioned Thailand firm

The Louth-based company was pursuing a case against Siam Aero over $820,000 stolen by hackers who intercepted its email exchanges with the Thai dealer.

Jonathan Keane
30th Apr, 2026 - 3 min read

“It’s all about constantly refining sanctions to close the loopholes”

David O’Sullivan oversees how EU sanctions against Russia are devised. He speaks to The Currency about dealing with sanctions evasion and recent controversy with Aughinish Alumina.

Jonathan Keane
29th Apr, 2026 - 12 min read

No meetings, no donations: Bertie Ahern cuts off links to crypto charity

The crypto foundation was this week tied to members of a controversial Cambodian group sanctioned by the US but the former taoiseach has denied any links to the charity’s Irish arm.

Jonathan Keane
9th Apr, 2026 - 3 min read

Ireland is still behind on implementing new EU sanctions laws

Eighteen member states were reprimanded last year for delays in transposing the sanctions directive. Since then, several countries have moved ahead but Ireland lags behind.

Jonathan Keane
8th Apr, 2026 - 3 min read

The oligarch casting a shadow over Falcon Oil & Gas’s €134m deal

Sanctioned Russian businessman Viktor Vekselberg almost scuttled a major deal for the Irish-headquartered oil-and-gas explorer this week in a courtroom in Vancouver.

Jonathan Keane
27th Mar, 2026 - 3 min read

AerCap and Aircastle rebuffed in UniCredit dispute over Russian sanctions

The UK’s Supreme Court ruled against the Irish aircraft lessors in favour of the bank in a dispute over interest linked to letters of credit and planes stuck in Russia.

Jonathan Keane
26th Mar, 2026 - 3 min read

The Russian tycoon, the Irish fintech and the “death knell” of a $5m loan

Oleg Boyko loaned $5m to the Irish arm of fintech firm E21 but the company argues sanctions prevent repayment. Legal proceedings are playing out in the UK and US.

Jonathan Keane
19th Mar, 2026 - 4 min read

Russian lessor GTLK is in a spat with Qatar Airways over access to sanctions documents

The lessor is being liquidated in Ireland after sanctions floored its business in 2022 but it is still going through several cases in other countries where it requires licences from authorities.

Jonathan Keane
10th Mar, 2026 - 3 min read
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