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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 European Union has agreed with the United States on large-scale purchases of LNG, oil and nuclear fuel to reduce dependence on Russia.

The new system allows for automated analysis of tender procedures using risk indicators, filters and control parameters.

The European Union has approved the 18th package of sanctions against Russia. The EU called it “one of the toughest ever.”

Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria and Romania are dissatisfied with Ukraine’s new trade agreement with the European Union.

The new sanctions package includes an updated pricing mechanism and increased control over Russia’s shadow fleet.

The European Commission is expected to propose a “floating” price cap on Russian oil as part of a new draft sanctions package.

An agreement on the 18th package of restrictions may be reached this week, despite the resistance of Hungary and Slovakia.

The trade liberalization covers more than 40 product lines and is aimed at strengthening cooperation despite pressure from individual member states.

The European Union and Ukraine have agreed on a new long-term export agreement to replace the “trade visa-free regime.”