The former main shareholder of YUKOS, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, and his business partner, Leonid Nevzlin, expressed satisfaction with the decision of the International Court of Arbitration in The Hague to oblige Russia to pay $50 billion for the “illegal expropriation of YUKOS.” Former main shareholder of Yukos Mikhail Khodorkovsky (Photo: AP) “It’s great that the company’s shareholders get a chance to compensate for their losses.

Samsung has once again postponed the release date of the Samsung Z smartphone on its own Tizen OS, The Wall Street Journal reports. As the publication notes, such a decision will most likely have an extremely negative impact on the company’s attempts to enter the market of operating systems and applications for mobile platforms. Photo: AP In a brief message, Samsung announced the postponement of the release date of the smartphone, which was supposed to debut on the Russian market.

The former head and main beneficiary of Yukos, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, welcomed the decision of the arbitration court in The Hague, which obliged the Russian Federation to compensate ex-YUKOS shareholders 50 billion euros, but expressed uncertainty that Moscow would voluntarily agree to pay this amount.

The judgment of the International Court of Arbitration in The Hague, which ordered Russia to pay the former owners of Yukos $50 billion, takes up more than 600 pages. RBC is looking in the document for answers to the main questions remaining after the YUKOS case. Photo: AP How did the former owners of Yukos calculate the damage of $114 billion?

Rosneft and Gazprom may face financial problems due to the decision of the Hague arbitration, ex-head of YUKOS Mikhail Khodorkovsky says in an interview with RBC. Former head of YUKOS Mikhail Khodorkovsky (Photo: REUTERS 2014) - Mikhail Borisovich, should we congratulate you on the decision of the Hague court in favor of the ex-shareholders of YUKOS, since you were not a party to the process? - Of course, congratulations.

The Russian Ministry of Finance found 10 flaws in the decision of the International Arbitration in The Hague in the YUKOS case. This is stated in the department’s message issued on July 28. Earlier on Monday it became known that the arbitration court awarded the former shareholders of the oil company, represented by Group Menatep Limited, $50 billion for the “illegally expropriated Yukos.” In addition, Russia must compensate legal costs of $65 million.

The website of the International Court of Arbitration in The Hague (Permanent Court of Arbitration, PCA) published a verdict in the Yukos case, which obliges Russia to pay $50 billion to the plaintiffs. In addition, Russia was ordered to compensate legal costs of $65 million. International Court of Arbitration in The Hague (Photo: AP) The plaintiff was the company Group Menatep Limited, representing the interests of Leonid Nevzlin and Vladimir Dubov.

The Russian Ministry of Defense doubted the authenticity of the data, which, as the American side claimed, proved the fact of Russian shelling of Ukrainian territory. We are talking about satellite images posted on Twitter by US Ambassador to Kyiv Geoffrey Pyatt.

Former adviser to the President of Russia Andrei Illarionov recounted in the Hague court the contents of his conversation with Vladimir Putin about the former head of Yukos Mikhail Khodorkovsky. According to him, Putin initially personally defended the ex-owner of the oil company from his friends, but then allowed the businessman to “solve his problems with the guys on his own.” This information is contained in the verdict of the International Court of Arbitration in The Hague published today.

The prime minister of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic, Alexander Borodai, left the capital of Donbass, leaving in his place an acting - ex-head of the Transnistrian state security Vladimir Antyufeyev. Earlier, another DPR leader, Denis Pushilin, left for Moscow and resigned. Ukrainian media also report that Igor Bezler (Demon) fled to Russia.

The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague decided that Russia owes ex-YUKOS shareholders $50 billion - compensation for the bankruptcy and sale of the oil company's assets in 2004. The amount is a record for disputes between private shareholders and the state, but the former owners of the oil company, represented by Group Menatep Limited, will not stop there. Mikhail Khodorkovsky believes that Rosneft and Gazprom may have legal problems abroad.

Photo: Bloomberg In early March, Warren Buffete said that he was not afraid of the Ukrainian crisis and the fall of markets, so he would continue to buy shares. In his own words, he first invested in the action in 1942 after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. “The only thing you can be sure of absolutely accurately if a global war begins is the importance of money. You will want to own anything, but not with money - a farm, home or bonds.