Why is a French sugar giant—with a former president on payroll—still supplying Russian military?
Its Russian subsidiaries made camouflage nets and anti-drone equipment—while a former French president is on the payroll.
Western technology is powering one of Russia’s most terrifying weapons—and it must be stopped
Texas Instruments. Intel. Taoglas. All found in Russian bomb debris.
PepsiCo still making money in Russia—and helping fund war
PepsiCo must exit Russia immediately or be held accountable.
German luxury cars keep flowing to Putin’s elite. How BMW, Mercedes, and Audi “left” Russia
German luxury cars were once the crown jewel of Russia's premium market, with over 100,000 vehicles sold annually. Almost three years after condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine and promising to leave, each brand found a different way to define "exit."
Mondelez hides earnings as Russian Milka sales soar 600%
Mondelez, parent company of Milka and Oreo, continues to profit in Russia despite pledges to scale back, but the exact figures are now shrouded in secrecy.
Protest at Cadbury World denounces Mondelez’s financial contribution to Russiaʼs wartime budget
In February 2024, the СEO of Mondelez claimed that investors do not "morally care" about its continued operations in Russia
Kadyrov’s Way: Chechen militants reward schoolkids with Mars sweets for aiding Ukraine war
Mars is one of the largest revenue generators and top taxpayers in Russia, earning 20% more in the first year of Russia's invasion of Ukraine
“No support for Ukraine and its army”: PepsiCo restricts mentions of war in its PR?
Does Pepsi think it can ignore reality?
Block Western CNCs, then Russia’s arsenal fails
Advanced western machine tools that can automatically cut out any high-precision metal part are a gaping hole in the West's sanctions on Russia's war machine
Milka maker faces German backlash over Russia business
Mondelez claims that the cookies and chocolates it sells in Russia are part of a "normal diet." "Sounds like a lousy alibi," said Bild.