EEMEA | Global | Politics & Geopolitics
EEMEA | Global | Politics & Geopolitics
‘Positive shifts’ in talks between Russia and Ukraine did not stop more sanctions being imposed over the past week. The US, UK, and Australia have committed to tightening restrictions on Russian energy exports while the EU look likely to add a fourth round of sanctions. Outside of the EU-US Alliance, more countries are opting not to take unilateral action and to exclude important imports from Russia off the list. Here are the details:
Countries Within the EU-US Alliance
Countries within the EU-US alliance have looked to hinder the Central Bank of Russia, oligarchs, and PEPs from using international resources (Table 1).
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