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Articles with tag "eu"
Far-reaching impact
EU Insurance Ban Targets Russian Oil Exports
The EU insurance ban comes as Moscow seeks to ramp up sales to China and India.
proceed with caution
Kremlin Warns Against ‘Problems’ With Ukraine, Moldova EU Candidacy
President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman said the 27-member bloc’s decision was “of course an internal European matter.”
'maximum pressure'
EU Agrees Ban on Most Russian Oil Imports, Remove Sberbank From SWIFT
Despite the gap in the embargo left by Hungary's opposition, the latest round of sanctions represents some of the most damaging measures taken by the EU...
Family values
EU Sanctions Putin's Two Daughters
A total of 217 individuals were added to the EU's blacklist, including Putin's offspring.
Fifth package
EU Approves Russia Coal Embargo, Proposes More Arms to Ukraine
It is the first time the Europeans have targeted the Russian energy sector, on which they are heavily dependent.
Un-favored nation
U.S., Allies to End Normal Trade Relations With Russia
The U.S. steps enable Western nations to inflict steep tariff hikes on Russian goods, in coordination with NATO allies, the Group of Seven and the European...
Expanding blacklist
Sacked Russian F1 Driver Mazepin and Oligarch Father Added to EU Blacklist
The EU list, drawn up since Moscow's annexation of Crimea in 2014, now includes 862 people and 53 entities in total.
swift ban
EU Cuts Russian Banks from SWIFT, Bans RT, Sputnik
"This is the largest sanctions package in our Union's history."
Violation of international law
EU Promises Sanctions on Russia for Recognition of Separatists
The EU denounced Russian President Vladimir Putin's recognition of the Donetsk and Luhansk breakaway states.
Sputnik Diplomacy
Germany Urges Brussels to Buy Sputnik at EU Level – Politico
Requests from at least four EU countries are needed to start talks on advance purchase agreements.
PRO-UKraine
EU Says Bloc Will Not Lift Sanctions on Russia Over Ukraine
European Council chief Charles Michel is on a two-day visit to Ukraine.
TOO SOON
EU Holds Off Navalny Sanctions, Envoy to Visit Moscow Next Month
The bloc’s foreign ministers agreed it was “premature” to hit the Kremlin with new sanctions.
Another Goodbye
Bulgaria Expels Russian Military Attache for Spying
Bulgaria has expelled a Russian military attache after prosecutors opened a probe against him for spying on U.S. troops in the E.U. and NATO member states...
ROLLOVER
EU Extends Sanctions Anti-Russia Over Ukraine
The sanctions, which target whole sectors of the Russian economy including its valuable oil businesses, were extended to mid-2021.
opinion
Fyodor Lukyanov
Is Russia's Dialogue with the EU Coming to an End?
Sergei Lavrov's recent comments on the EU may sound extreme, but they were a long time in the making.
'Work Is Still Needed'
Council of Europe Urges Russia to Up Anti-Corruption Efforts
Since the Council of Europe's anti-corruption council's last report in 2017, Russia has complied with nine of out of 22 recommendations.
cybersecurity
EU Considers Sanctions Against Chinese, Russian Groups Over Hacking
The move would be the first application of the EU’s so-called cyber sanctions regime.
opinion
Oksana Antonenko
Why Brexit Won’t Affect EU-Russia Relations
Many things will change radically, but despite some predictions, relations with Russia look set to remain the same.
sanctions blacklist
EU Blacklists 7 More People in Russian-Annexed Crimea
Tuesday's move raises the number of individuals on the blacklist to 177, along with 44 firms or other entities.
Sanction Time
EU Leaders To Extend Sanctions on Russia
EU leaders in Brussels Thursday agreed to extend main economic sanctions against Russia for an additional six months.
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