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Bulgaria's dissent threatens EU sanctions package aimed at squeezing the Russian economy over Crimea annexation.

17 reports, 5 independent Updated Sep 16
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Bulgaria's dissent threatens EU sanctions package aimed at squeezing the Russian economy over Crimea annexation.

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BulgariaEuropean CommissionCrimeaItaly

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  1. Bulgaria seeks sanctions exemptions from Russia while remaining anchored within NATO.1 source
  2. Bulgaria holds the EU sanctions package in balance, with the package impacting Iskander Makhmudov's business status.Sub-event
  3. Bulgaria declined Macron's invitation and threatened to block new EU sanctions against Russia.1 source
  4. Italy joins Bulgaria in objecting to the EU's proposed sanctions against Russia.1 source
  5. EU sanctions against Crimea annexation face internal dissent from Bulgaria.1 source

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