EU ministers sign off new Russia sanctions targeting 'shadow fleet'
European Union foreign ministers on Monday signed off on the bloc's 15th round of sanctions since Russia started its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. The new economic measures aim to curb the circumvention of already existing EU sanctions and to weaken the Russia military and defence industry.
The goal is to alter domestic politics within Russia, ultimately stopping Putin’s aggression. Yet our research into how economic sanctions affect the behavior of dictators indicates the sanctions are ...
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The Biden administration is developing new, tougher sanctions targeting Russia's lucrative oil trade. The move aims to increase pressure on the Kremlin’s military industry ahead of Donald Trump's ...
In response, the US and its allies have shifted focus from announcing new types of sanctions against Russia to tackling circumvention and pursuing enforcement, especially in third countries.
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