EU Delists Russian Oligarchs After Sanctions Pressure From Hungary And Slovakia
The EU has removed a number of Russians from its sanctions list after pressure from Hungary and Slovakia, securing a deal to extend broader measures. The move highlights growing divisions within the bloc over its stance on Moscow,
EU envoys renew sanctions on Russian individuals, entities
The European Union agreed on Friday to renew sanctions on Russian individuals and entities but kept Russian tycoon Mikhail Fridman on the list despite pressure from Hungary, EU diplomats said. EU sanctions must be renewed every six months in a unanimous vote by the 27 member states' ambassadors to Brussels.
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FT: EU is losing patience with Hungary and wants to deprive it of its voting rightsBudapest's reluctance to extend a series of EU sanctions against Russia in recent days has led to intensified discussions ...
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