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Ukraine To Ask EU To Lead On Russia Sanctions As US Wavers
Ukraine will ask the EU next week to consider big new steps to isolate Moscow, including seizing Russian assets and bringing in sanctions for some buyers of Russian oil, as US President Donald Trump has backed off from tightening sanctions.
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After US, EU To Impose New Sanctions On Iran Drone, Missile Producers
European Union leaders agreed Wednesday to impose new sanctions on Iran's drone and missile producers over Tehran's unprecedented weekend attack on Israel, EU chief Charles Michel said.
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Russia Announces Sanctions Against Western Energy Firms Over Ukraine
Russia has imposed sanctions on more than 30 EU, US and Singaporean energy companies in a retaliatory move following Western penalties over Ukraine, a government decree said Wednesday.
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EU, US, UK Accuse Russia of Cyberattacks Amid Invasion of Ukraine; Blame It for Deployment of Whispergate
The western allies, including the European Union (EU), the UK and the US, have collectively accused Russia for series of cyberattacks in the light of its invasion of Ukraine, Which has impacted European continent. The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) assesses that the Russian Military Intelligence was “almost certainly” involved in ...
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Explained: What Is SWIFT System, Next Expected Step To Sanction Russia
The West is increasing pressure on Russia for launching a full-scale attack on Ukraine. In the latest development, Canada, the US, Britain and EU said they could act to exclude Russia from the SWIFT global interbank payments system.
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Apple, Google Face EUR 20-Million Antitrust Fine in Italy for Violation of Customer Code
Italy's antitrust watchdog imposed EUR 20 million (roughly Rs. XX) in fines on Apple and Google, the second time the regulator has sanctioned US tech giants this week.
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China's Communist Party Appoints Xinjiang Official Sanctioned By US As Its Tibet Unit Chief
China's ruling Communist Party has appointed Wang Junzheng, sanctioned by the US, Britain, EU, and Canada for his alleged role in the human rights violations against Uygur Muslims in Xinjiang, as the head of its party unit in Tibet.
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China Passes Law To Counter Foreign Sanctions: Cabinet
China passed a new law Thursday to counter foreign sanctions, as it looks to build its defences against rising US and EU pressure over trade and human rights.
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Facebook and Twitter Must Comply With EU Consumer Rules or Face Sanctions
EU regulators continue their crackdown on US social media giants over privacy concerns.
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Iran Vows To Sell As Much Oil As It Can Amid US Sanctions
Iranian vice president Eshaq Jahangiri acknowledged on Tuesday that U.S. sanctions would hurt the economy but promised to "sell as much oil as we can" and protect its banking system.
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European Union, US Temporarily Ease Some Sanctions on Belarus
The European Union (EU) and United States said on Thursday they would temporarily ease some sanctions on Belarus after its release of political prisoners and what some regard as an easing of repression in the close Russian ally.
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European Union Delays Sanctions by a Week to Support Ukraine Peace Talks
The European Union delayed putting more Ukrainian separatists and Russians on its sanctions list on Monday to give a Franco-German peace plan for Ukraine time to work.
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US Warns Russia, Welcomes New European Union Sanctions
The United States warned Russia on Thursday that it is mulling fresh sanctions over the fighting in Ukraine and welcomed an European Union (EU) move to broaden existing measures imposed on Moscow.
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Russian Food Sanctions Spur Price Rises: Data
Russian authorities have leaned on shops to keep prices steady but data released on Wednesday showed inflation pricking up on goods most affected by the government's ban on EU and US food imports.
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Moscow Denounces New Western Sanctions as 'Blackmail'
The US and EU bolstered sanctions against Russia over its alleged support of separatists in Ukraine, drawing an angry rebuke on Thursday from Moscow which said the measures amounted to "blackmail".
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Ukraine To Ask EU To Lead On Russia Sanctions As US Wavers
Ukraine will ask the EU next week to consider big new steps to isolate Moscow, including seizing Russian assets and bringing in sanctions for some buyers of Russian oil, as US President Donald Trump has backed off from tightening sanctions.
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After US, EU To Impose New Sanctions On Iran Drone, Missile Producers
European Union leaders agreed Wednesday to impose new sanctions on Iran's drone and missile producers over Tehran's unprecedented weekend attack on Israel, EU chief Charles Michel said.
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Russia Announces Sanctions Against Western Energy Firms Over Ukraine
Russia has imposed sanctions on more than 30 EU, US and Singaporean energy companies in a retaliatory move following Western penalties over Ukraine, a government decree said Wednesday.
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EU, US, UK Accuse Russia of Cyberattacks Amid Invasion of Ukraine; Blame It for Deployment of Whispergate
The western allies, including the European Union (EU), the UK and the US, have collectively accused Russia for series of cyberattacks in the light of its invasion of Ukraine, Which has impacted European continent. The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) assesses that the Russian Military Intelligence was “almost certainly” involved in ...
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Explained: What Is SWIFT System, Next Expected Step To Sanction Russia
The West is increasing pressure on Russia for launching a full-scale attack on Ukraine. In the latest development, Canada, the US, Britain and EU said they could act to exclude Russia from the SWIFT global interbank payments system.
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Apple, Google Face EUR 20-Million Antitrust Fine in Italy for Violation of Customer Code
Italy's antitrust watchdog imposed EUR 20 million (roughly Rs. XX) in fines on Apple and Google, the second time the regulator has sanctioned US tech giants this week.
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China's Communist Party Appoints Xinjiang Official Sanctioned By US As Its Tibet Unit Chief
China's ruling Communist Party has appointed Wang Junzheng, sanctioned by the US, Britain, EU, and Canada for his alleged role in the human rights violations against Uygur Muslims in Xinjiang, as the head of its party unit in Tibet.
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China Passes Law To Counter Foreign Sanctions: Cabinet
China passed a new law Thursday to counter foreign sanctions, as it looks to build its defences against rising US and EU pressure over trade and human rights.
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Facebook and Twitter Must Comply With EU Consumer Rules or Face Sanctions
EU regulators continue their crackdown on US social media giants over privacy concerns.
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Iran Vows To Sell As Much Oil As It Can Amid US Sanctions
Iranian vice president Eshaq Jahangiri acknowledged on Tuesday that U.S. sanctions would hurt the economy but promised to "sell as much oil as we can" and protect its banking system.
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European Union, US Temporarily Ease Some Sanctions on Belarus
The European Union (EU) and United States said on Thursday they would temporarily ease some sanctions on Belarus after its release of political prisoners and what some regard as an easing of repression in the close Russian ally.
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European Union Delays Sanctions by a Week to Support Ukraine Peace Talks
The European Union delayed putting more Ukrainian separatists and Russians on its sanctions list on Monday to give a Franco-German peace plan for Ukraine time to work.
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US Warns Russia, Welcomes New European Union Sanctions
The United States warned Russia on Thursday that it is mulling fresh sanctions over the fighting in Ukraine and welcomed an European Union (EU) move to broaden existing measures imposed on Moscow.
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Russian Food Sanctions Spur Price Rises: Data
Russian authorities have leaned on shops to keep prices steady but data released on Wednesday showed inflation pricking up on goods most affected by the government's ban on EU and US food imports.
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Moscow Denounces New Western Sanctions as 'Blackmail'
The US and EU bolstered sanctions against Russia over its alleged support of separatists in Ukraine, drawing an angry rebuke on Thursday from Moscow which said the measures amounted to "blackmail".
