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EU considers sanctions against Israel over imports of stolen Ukrainian grain
The European Union is considering the option of imposing sanctions against Israel for buying stolen Ukrainian grain.
EU bans imports of Russian LNG from today
The decision is aimed at further reducing energy dependence on Russia and increasing sanctions pressure on its energy sector.
The EU adopted the 20th package of sanctions against Russia: the “shadow fleet” and the financial sector were subject to restrictions
The new EU sanctions package includes restrictions against dozens of companies, banks and vessels, and also lays the foundation for a future ban on maritime transportation of Russian oil.
The EU is interested in expanding the Eurogauge to Odesa, Kyiv and Lviv
The European Union is interested in expanding the European standard railway network in Ukraine – connecting it with Lviv, Kyiv and Odesa.
EU did not include Georgian port in 20th package of sanctions against Russia
The European Union has decided not to include the Georgian port of Kulevi in the 20th package of sanctions against Russia.
European organization presents EU Ports Strategy
The EU Strategy for Industrial Maritime Transport was also presented.
EU not doing enough to stop Russia’s ‘shadow fleet’, says European Parliament President
The bloc needs to do more to ensure that the “shadow fleet” ships do not continue to sail in European waters.
New EU sanctions package against Russia may include restrictions on Georgian port
The draft of the 20th package of sanctions of the European Union against Russia includes an evidence base and sanctions against the Georgian port of Kulevi.
EU will not agree to increase US tariffs after Supreme Court ruling: “A deal is a deal”
The European Commission has demanded that the United States abide by the terms of a trade deal between the EU and the United States struck last year.
Some EU countries oppose certain points of the sanctions package against Russia, — Bloomberg
Some EU member states are wary of imposing sanctions on ports in Georgia and Indonesia.