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  1. EU sanctions tightening against Russia's military and economy
  2. The EU is aiming to expand sanctions against Russia, with Greece raising issues during the negotiation process.

EU Discusses New Russian Sanctions Proposal Amid Procedural Shifts

17 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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What happened

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European Union ambassadors began discussions regarding a new proposal to sanction Russia's military industry. The talks focused on the package's adoption, which is scheduled to move forward when foreign ministers meet in Luxembourg on October 12. The current proposal differs from previous rounds as it lacks sectoral sanctions proposals, a shift noted by officials.

From nigeriasun.com

Why it matters

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The package aims to impose punitive measures on the Kremlin and targets Russia's military economy. The process of adopting this package has been challenging, with member states having struggled with the previous 21st package.

From nigeriasun.com

Who's involved

  • European External Action ServiceThe diplomatic service of the European Union is involved in the talks regarding the sanctions package.
  • LuxembourgLuxembourg is the location where the foreign ministers are scheduled to meet for the adoption of the sanctions package.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • GreeceSpeculative

    Greece might face materially restricted trade and financial flows due to the adoption of the EU sanctions against Russia.

  • AustriaSpeculative

    Austria could be involved in the ongoing discussions regarding the adoption of the sanctions package.

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