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A federal district court in DC has unsealed parts of the docket in the mystery probably-Mueller grand jury case, and it's not super-informative. 
The court has withheld the identities of the prosecutors assigned to the case, which would reveal whether or not it was related to the special counsel's investigation. That's pretty unusual.
The Mystery Company - owned by the Mystery Country - tried to prevent the government from attaching some of its property after the court imposed civil contempt sanctions for its refusal to comply with a grand jury subpoena. The judge denied this request.
So if you do happen to know of any businesses owned by foreign governments whose assets were recently seized by DOJ, we'd be very interested in knowing that.
Here's the whole document. The redactions are pretty extensive, and they unfortunately not done in the Manafort style. dcd.uscourts.gov/sites/dcd/file…
