Übersetzung für "Sanctions on russia" in Deutsch

The Council has at last joined the flock and declared sanctions on Russia.

Given the sanctions on Russia, Europe was out of bounds.

The EU has imposed economic sanctions on Russia over the Ukraine conflict.

The European Union imposed harsh sanctions on Russia this week.

Second, the EU must prepare to impose enhanced economic sanctions on Russia.

The financial sanctions on Russia are not targeted, temporary, or fully credible.

The EU announced on Monday that it would step up sanctions on Russia to a small degree.

Why is the European Union still finding it so hard to impose sanctions on Russia?

On the other hand, the economic sanctions imposed on Russia raise serious legal questions.

After long hesitation, the EU decided on the first economic sanctions against Russia on July 29 2014.

The United States announced new sanctions on Russia, triggering weakness in the ruble.

No wonder none of them are in favor of more sanctions on Russia.

Does it make sense in the new situation to increase the sanctions on Russia?

They also discussed new sanctions on Russia and the situation in Gaza.

The most recent example is the EU's failure to impose any sanctions on Russia, even though Russia had violated rules of international law by invading the territory of a sovereign country - Georgia - under the pretence of defending its citizens.

Second, US President Barack Obama should impose the type of financial sanctions on Russia that he has imposed on Iran for its nuclear program.

Without the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over rebel-held territory (an act that killed all 298 people aboard), it seems doubtful that the United States and the European Union would ever have agreed on the current program of economic sanctions imposed on Russia.

Further escalation would mostly likely cause the West to impose deeper economic and (critically) financial sanctions on Russia, followed by Russian counter-sanctions that would disrupt the energy flow to Europe.

The meeting also allows him to needle the West, which he resents for imposing sanctions on Russia over the conflict in Ukraine and for criticizing his intervention in Syria.

Kudrin’s return has more to do with convincing the West to lift the sanctions imposed on Russia following the annexation of Crimea than with shoring up support among the Russian public, the vast majority of which continues to approve of Putin’s government.

An EU that is coming apart at the seams will not be able to maintain the sanctions it imposed on Russia following its incursion into Ukraine.

Europe’s stagnant growth in the second quarter has been explained away as an aberration reflecting the confluence of weather effects and sanctions imposed on Russia.

In order to quell popular unrest, many governments have turned to nationalism, often in its most revanchist form, blaming some external enemy – say, the Western countries that imposed sanctions on Russia – for their citizens’ struggles.

It would either have to tighten sanctions on Russia, potentially tipping Western Europe into recession as Russia responds with counter-sanctions, or accommodate the Kremlin’s expansionist ambitions and jeopardize other countries with Russian-speaking minorities (including the EU’s Baltic members).

Russian troops have occupied Crimea, and European and American leaders are threatening to impose stiff sanctions on Russia if it does not respect Ukraine’s sovereignty.

These concerns do not mean that the US and the EU should not impose sanctions on Russia for its illegal annexation of Crimea and continuing efforts to destabilize eastern Ukraine.

On 6 August, the Russian Federation banned imports of a number of agricultural products, raw materials and foodstuffs originating in the United States, countries of the European Union, Canada, Australia and the Kingdom of Norway, for a period of one year, as a countermeasure to sanctions imposed on Russia because of the situation in Ukraine.