If approved, the proposal would make it easier for member states to confiscate assets frozen as part of sanctions against Russia, providing them with the legal basis to do this, the news outlet said.
At the same time, under the proposal, what to do with the assets would be up to EU countries, the news outlet said, adding that with discussions continuing on whether to divert these funds to Ukraine.
As of now, asset expropriation is a matter of national law, which varies from country to country, Politico said, adding that while in some countries, sanctions evasion is already a criminal offence, in others, it is not.
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