EU Updates Russia Services Sanctions Guidance
The EU this week updated its guidance about what types of Russia-related services are prohibited or exempt by sanctions. One new FAQ says EU nationals aren't necessarily barred from working for a Russian company as long as they aren't providing any of the EU's "listed" restricted services or software to the Russian government. "EU persons can still provide all services that are not prohibited in their capacity as employees," the guidance said.
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Other FAQs cover how service restrictions apply in the architectural and engineering sectors as well as to notarial services, court and administrative procedures, translation services, and more.