Russia plans to bar ‘foreign agents’ from transferring real estate and intellectual property without payment

Russia is tightening its grip on individuals labeled as "foreign agents," limiting their ability to transfer real estate and intellectual property without compensation. This move, reported by The Bell, adds another layer of control over those deemed to be working under foreign influence. It's part of a broader crackdown on dissent and foreign-funded organizations, reflecting the government's ongoing efforts to consolidate power and restrict opposition voices. This development underscores the increasing restrictions on freedoms and the government's focus on maintaining tight control over perceived threats.