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Belarus intervened; Fighting in the Black Sea; Ukraine has a new proposal
A two-thirds majority in the UN General Assembly is needed to suspend a country. Russia is currently in the second year of its three-year mandate in the UNHRC, which consists of 47 members.
Albania Unveils Sanctions on Russia Over Attack on Ukraine
Albania's Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, Olta Xhacka, said Albania was joining EU and Western sanctions on Russia over the invasion of Ukraine, presenting its raft of measures on Sunday.
EU Adopted a Package of New Sanctions against Russia
European leaders adopted a package of sanctions against Russia in 5 key areas - financial, energy, transport, export controls, a ban on financial exports and visa policy. This was said after the meeting, which lasted until late at night, said the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen.
Moscow has promised a “Strong and Painful" Response to US Sanctions
Russia promised today a "strong and painful" response to US sanctions announced after Moscow recognized the independence of the two self-proclaimed republics in eastern Ukraine, AFP reported.
Boris Johnson Promised to Strike Russia Significantly
The United Kingdom will announce today the first series of economic sanctions that will hit Russia very hard. This was stated by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson after a crisis meeting held at 10 Downing Street, world agencies reported.
More sanctions will follow in the event of a Russian invasion of Ukraine, he warned.
Cuba marks six decades under US sanctions
Cuba yesterday marked 60 years under a U.S. economic blockade that has deeply affected the communist nation's fortunes and shows no signs of being lifted.
Decreed by U.S. president John F. Kennedy on February 3, 1962, the embargo on all bilateral trade came into effect four days later.
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The European Union has decided: We are extending sanctions on Russia
The European Union sees this as illegal and a violation of international law.
Restrictive measures currently in place include imports of EU products originating in Crimea or Sevastopol, as well as infrastructure or financial investments and tourist services in Crimea or Sevastopol.
Serviced in Serbia: The Lethal Crop Duster Destined for War in Libya
Gas Aviation's hangar is located at the small Rudine grass strip airfield in the town of Smederevska Palanka, some 80 kilometres south of the Serbian capital, Belgrade.
It was here that the aircraft maintenance firm, a leader in the region, took delivery of a single-engine crop duster in late summer 2018. There was nothing unusual about it, said Gas Aviation owner Zeljko Ivosevic.
COVID-19 Pandemic Cuts Moldova’s Apple Exports in Half
Moldova's Custom Services said the volume of apple exports dropped in March 2021 by almost half compared to March 2020, from 30,000 to just 17,000 tons.
Moldova exported 39,000 tons of apples in April 2020 and 35,000 tons in May, but the exports dropped sharply in June 2020 to only 3,000 tons, according to the website east-fruits.com.
China Strikes Back at EU, Bulgarian MEP Ilhan Kyuchyuk on Black List
China on Monday blacklisted 10 EU individuals and four entities in response to Brussels' sanctions against Chinese officials over alleged human rights abuses in the Xinjiang region.