
EU prolongs anti-Russian sanctions
The EU has extended all sanctions against Russia introduced since 2014
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The EU has extended all sanctions against Russia introduced since 2014
The European Union's list of anti-Russian sanctions may grow by several points tomorrow. According to the media, it may include Russians and Russian companies.
Today, the permanent representatives of the European Union reached a consensus on the 11th package of sanctions against Russia
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said that the European Union’s presence in Armenia was organized with the goal of …
The European Union is reportedly unlikely to introduce a ban on imports of pipeline gas from Russia in the 11th package of sanctions as this idea has no support in Brussels, Politico …
The Group of Seven (G7) countries and the European Union are planning to ban Russian gas imports via routes where Moscow has previously cut supplies, acording to Financial Times referring to officials taking part in negotiations. …
The European Union will only make its own condition worse should it impose restrictions on working with Russia in the nuclear sector, Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said. "It is obvious for us that Brussels, …
Russia will this year divert to Asia 140 million tonnes of oil and oil products that previously would have headed to Europe, Russian Deputy Prime Minister …
The European Union does not plan to significantly expand sanctions against Russia anymore. "If we do more sanctions, there will be more exceptions than measures," The Financial Times cited the source …
Today, at the EU Council's meeting individual anti-Russian sanctions against almost 1,500 individuals and 205 organizations have been extended for six months. Their validity period expired on March 15 of the current year, now they will be valid until September 15.
The European Union will not invite Russia to take part in an international donor conference to support the people in Türkiye and Syria affected by the recent devastating earthquakes, the European Commission said in a statement. …
The Western intelligence services know the name of the alleged organizer and sponsor of the Nord Stream sabotage, and this is a Ukrainian citizen who is not related to the Zelensky government, Western media say.
The European Union is no longer dependent on gas and oil from Russia, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said. "Europe’s dependence on supplies of Russian oil and gas is in the past now," she told a …
Trade turnover between Russia and the European Union in 2022 reached an eight-year maximum, according to the European statistical agency Eurostat. The import of Russian goods to the EU last year reached 203.4 billion euros, …
The EU countries decided to enforce existing anti-Russian sanctions, rather than preparing new ones: 10 packages of sanctions have had less impact than they hoped.
The EU ambassadors failed to agree on the tenth package of sanctions against Russia on Wednesday, negotiations will continue on Thursday afternoon. "European Union countries did not reach agreement on Wednesday. <…> …
EU ambassadors negotiating the next round of sanctions in Brussels pored over a 146-page long list of items that will no longer be exported to Russia. The main thrust of the trade embargo, worth €11bn a year, is to stop sales of …
The European Union has included Russia into the list of countries viewed as tax havens, the EU Council said in its statement released on Tuesday. "The EU continues to promote fair tax competition and address harmful tax practices. …
The European Union's new package of sanctions against Russia may target four more banks, as well as 130 individuals and entities, media reported on Monday.
The head of the Federation Council of the Russian Federation demanded punishment for those responsible for burning the Quran. Through her Telegram channel, Valentina Matvienko appealed to the representatives of the …