
EU imposes ban on Russian oil products
The EU has approved its 18th sanctions package against Russia, introducing a ban on imports of oil products based on Russian oil and lowering the oil price cap to $47.6 per barrel.
The EU has approved its 18th sanctions package against Russia, introducing a ban on imports of oil products based on Russian oil and lowering the oil price cap to $47.6 per barrel.
The United States has not joined the European Union’s plans to lower the price cap on Russian oil as part of the bloc’s 18th sanctions package, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said upon arrival at a meeting of EU foreign ministers.
The European Union has begun informal discussions on a 19th package of anti-Russian sanctions, Czech MEP Tomas Zdechovsky said.
The European Union spent more money on the purchase of Russian gas than on assistance to Ukraine in 2024, Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen told La Repubblica in an interview.
The reason for this decision by the Slovak authorities is also known
Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports to the European Union rose by 1.7% in the first half of the year compared to the same period in 2024, exceeding 11 bln cubic meters, according to data from the European analytical center Bruegel.
Negotiations with the Slovak government on the 18th package of anti-Russian sanctions have entered a crucial phase, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said.
The European Union expects to adopt the 18th package of anti-Russian sanctions by the end of the week
Viktor Orban has claimed that Europe is planning a confrontation with Russia and noted that the EU should return to economic cooperation with Moscow.
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