ISTANBUL The EU on Friday adopted its 18th package of economic and individual sanctions against Russia, targeting Moscow’s energy revenues, banking operations, military suppliers, and trade flows, while also tightening restrictions on Belarus. The latest package includes 55 new listings, 14 individuals and 41 entities, linked to actions undermining Ukraine’s sovereignty, bringing the total number
The head of the EU executive also said the Commission would look to lower the oil price cap, a limit on the sales price for Russian crude oil which is decided at G7 level. Targeting Russia’s energy and banking sectors would have a “real impact” on the Kremlin, but doing so would be tricky because
The head of the EU executive also said the Commission would look to lower the oil price cap, a limit on the sales price for Russian crude oil which is decided at G7 level. Targeting Russia’s energy and banking sectors would have a “real impact” on the Kremlin, but doing so would be tricky because
Crucial elements of the new EU policy include favoring weapons production within the bloc and “like-minded third-country companies,” encouraging joint purchases of arms, making it easier to finance defense projects, focusing on key areas where the bloc has a capacity shortfall like air defense and military mobility, and slashing red tape on defense investments. Russia’s