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Ukraine's energy sector is open for business — if investors get the law right

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By Ben Keith
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Investment in Ukraine is beginning to reemerge as the occupation continues; business and investment are slowly flowing back into the country. That was the recurring theme at London International Disputes Week in June, where I joined a panel on energy investment in Ukraine. The shift in tone was interesting. Nobody is waiting for a peace deal before doing their sums. The conversation has moved from whether to invest to how to invest without getting burned. To hedge against risk and to help rebuild.
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What will the US courts do with Nicols Maduro? | Opinion

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By Ben Keith
| MSN Verified
The images of Nicols Maduro in a Manhattan courtroom were theatrical, declaring himself a kidnapped president and a prisoner of war, before a federal judge cut him short. Yet for all the drama surrounding his seizure from Caracas, the criminal case now unfolding in New York is likely to prove far more conventional than either sides rhetoric suggests.
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Repression Through Interpol

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By Ben Keith
| Open Legal Blog Archive
When Belarusian filmmaker and activist Andrei Hnyot was detained at a Serbian border crossing in October 2023, the charges seemed routine: tax evasion. But Hnyot had fled Belarus after participating in the 2020 protests, and the Interpol Red Notice that triggered his arrest originated from Minsk. Despite intervention by the European Parliament and credible evidence of political motivation, he spent a year in detention before his release. His case is not an exception; it is a pattern.
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