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Europe's Dangerous Gamble With Russia's Frozen Bank Assets

Europe’s decision on frozen Russian assets, Ukraine funding, and sovereign immunity is reaching a breaking point, and the consequences could reshape global finance. In this in-depth interview, international law expert Dr Alexandre Guerreiro explains why Europe’s handling of Russian assets has become one of the most dangerous legal and financial gambles in recent history. We examine how Belgium frozen assets held at Euroclear placed Belgium at the center of the crisis, why EU finance officials are divided, and how the reparations loan proposal could trigger a wider Eurozone crisis. Dr. Guerreiro breaks down the difference between freezing assets and permanent Russia Asset Seizure, the role of EU sanctions and Russia sanctions, and why sovereign immunity exists to protect central bank reserves. The discussion explores EU legal risk, financial stability Europe depends on, and how the ECB, investors, and governments are watching this decision closely. The interview also addresses Russia EU tensions, potential retaliation, and why countries linked to BRICS, including China BRICS members and U.S. BRICS competitors, are reassessing trust in European financial institutions. From the Ukraine war economy to long-term implications for EU Russia assets, this conversation connects economic news and investingnews with the broader geopolitical fallout. As the EU weighs Ukraine funding against legal precedent, the stakes extend far beyond Europe. Think BRICS, global confidence, and the future of frozen assets in international finance. This video does not provide investment advice, trading recommendations, or market forecasts. It does not analyze US domestic politics unrelated to EU Russia tensions, nor does it detail military operations in the Ukraine war economy. It also does not explore ECB monetary policy beyond frozen assets, BRICS economic strategy outside reactions to Russia Asset Seizure, or broader EU finance reforms unrelated to Euroclear, sovereign immunity, or frozen Russian assets. #Ukraine #Russia #frozenassets #globalcrisis 0:00 - EU Frozen Russian Assets Explained by an International Law Expert 1:03 - What It Really Means When the EU “Freezes” Russian Central Bank Money 1:40 - Why Seizing Russian Assets Violates International Law 2:55 - Why the EU Has No Legal Authority Over Russia’s Sovereign Funds 3:46 - Why Using Russian Assets to Fund Ukraine Is Illegal 4:24 - Euroclear Explained: Where Russia’s Frozen Assets Are Held 5:31 - EU Member States Are Divided Over Permanent Asset Seizure 6:03 - How Article 122 Lets the EU Bypass Unanimous Consent 7:06 - Why Critics Call the EU’s Emergency Powers a Legal Abuse 9:01 - How Russia Could Retaliate Against EU Asset Seizures 10:04 - Why This Decision Threatens Trust in the Euro and EU Banks 13:09 - Why Other Countries Fear the EU Could Seize Their Assets Next 15:51 - China’s Massive Financial Exposure Inside European Banks 16:48 - December 18 Vote Explained: What the EU Is Deciding 23:53 - How the EU Plans to Fund Ukraine Using Russian Assets 25:18 - Why European Taxpayers Will Pay the Real Price 27:09 - Will EU Asset Seizures Accelerate the Shift Toward BRICS? 31:16 - Why This Vote Could Reshape Europe’s Financial Future Think BRICS auf Deutsch ☞ @ThinkBRICS_de Think BRICS en Español ☞ @ThinkBRICS_es Think BRICS em Português ☞ @ThinkBRICS_pt ✉ Sign Up for our Newsletter at https://thinkbrics.substack.com 🗣 Subscribe for more free videos:    / @thinkbrics   ☞ Buy Us A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ThinkBRICS ☞ Here you can find all our social networks: https://dubbia.com/profile/Think-BRICS/ =========== This video presents informational and educational content based on the author’s interpretation of publicly available data, not reflecting any official government or organizational stance. Viewer discretion is advised. Sources are public, and independent verification is recommended. Commercially licensed material is used, except for fair use. Contact us with questions.