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Media: Greek shipowners have begun to refuse to transport Russian oil
Greek shipowners are reducing their shipments of Russian oil ahead of the EU’s new price cap.
Turkey will not join the EU plan to completely abandon Russian gas
This creates a risk of maintaining fuel supplies from Russia to the EU via Turkish routes even after 2027.
US Senator: Europe should stop buying Russian oil through India
The United States has begun to openly fight schemes that allow Russian oil to enter the world market despite sanctions.
EU prepares to launch new price cap for Russian oil
Instead of a fixed limit, as before, a flexible mechanism tied to the market will operate.
Ukraine’s agricultural exports decreased by 9% in half a year
In the first six months of 2025, exports of agri-food products from Ukraine reached $11.3 billion — 9% less than last year.
The European Commission will not review the trade agreement with Ukraine, despite criticism from some EU countries
The European Commission will not change the text of the new trade agreement with Ukraine, already agreed with Kyiv, even taking into account reservations.
The EU is switching to American energy resources: von der Leyen announced the rejection of Russian fuel
The European Union has agreed with the United States on large-scale purchases of LNG, oil and nuclear fuel to reduce dependence on Russia.
USPA and EU Anti-Corruption Initiative launch tender monitoring tool
The new system allows for automated analysis of tender procedures using risk indicators, filters and control parameters.
Over 100 shadow fleet vessels and oil price caps: EU approves 18th package of sanctions against Russia
The European Union has approved the 18th package of sanctions against Russia. The EU called it “one of the toughest ever.”
Five EU states unhappy with new trade agreement with Ukraine
Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria and Romania are dissatisfied with Ukraine’s new trade agreement with the European Union.
