There are now quite a few cases in Europe where the EU or local govs been de-banking individuals. No court, no judge needed. Much more efficient way to shut down critics. We ain't need no people who delegitimize those in power.
I read what he wrote ("L’art de la guerre russe, comment l’Occident a conduit l’Ukraine à l’échec"), you can download it temporarily here : [2]. His book is absolutely not pro-russia nor pro-EU.
[1] https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/various/former-swiss-intelligen...
[2] https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/0117e2b4-8e70-4343-8097-7bfe...
Come on. That's your "totally not pro-russia" example ?
What you are saying is not correct; perhaps you are confusing it with the right to an account?
https://www.banque-france.fr/fr/a-votre-service/particuliers...
That doesn't mean a bank can't close your account. It just means that if you have none, a bank can be told to give you one.
The only debanking cases I've been aware of were the US putting pressure on judges from the International Court and a special appointee of the UN for Palestine.