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Switzerland, Playground of Russian Oligarchs, Emerges as Sanctions Weak Link

ZUG, Switzerland—After Switzerland stated in February it was joining European Union sanctions against Russian oligarchs, this quiet Alpine getaway appeared like an apparent place to hunt for targets.

The streets are clustered with the places of work of firms based by Russia’s wealthiest males, together with the headquarters for landmark natural-gas pipelines Nord Stream 1 and a pair of and the energy-trading division of Gazprom PJSC.

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