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Russia's State Broadcaster In France To Close After Accounts Frozen
RT France, the French arm of the Russian state broadcaster, will shut down after its French bank accounts were frozen as part of the most recent EU sanctions against Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine, the channel's director said Saturday.
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Oil Above $120 A Barrel Ahead Of EU Meeting On Russia Sanctions
The EU is due to meet on Monday and Tuesday to discuss a sixth package of sanctions against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, actions which Moscow calls a "special military operation".
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Oil Above $120 A Barrel Ahead Of EU Meeting On Russia Sanctions
The EU is due to meet on Monday and Tuesday to discuss a sixth package of sanctions against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, actions which Moscow calls a "special military operation".
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European Union Scrambles To Reach Deal To Embargo Russian Oil Exports
EU countries scrambled on Friday to reach a deal that would embargo seaborne deliveries of Russian oil but still allow deliveries by pipeline, a compromise to win over Hungary and unblock new sanctions against Moscow, officials said.
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Oil Rises To Near $108, Paring Early Losses, On New Russian Sanctions' Threat
Oil prices rose on Wednesday, paring early losses, as the threat of new sanctions on Russia raised supply concerns, countering fears of weaker demand following a build in US crude stockpiles and China's extended lockdown.
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EU To Slap More Sanctions On Moscow, Eyes Set On Russian Fossil Fuel Exports
EU leaders on Wednesday said the bloc will soon have to sanction all of Russia's hydrocarbon exports as they blamed Moscow for "war crimes" discovered in Ukraine, especially in the town of Bucha.
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EU Urgently Discussing New Sanctions On Russia After Ukraine '"Atrocities"
The EU said Monday it is urgently discussing a new round of sanctions on Russia as it condemned "atrocities" reported in Ukrainian towns that have been occupied by Moscow's troops.
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Russian Billionaire's Luxury Superyacht Docks In Turkey Following EU Sanctions
A luxury superyacht owned by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich has docked in Turkey, which has not joined European sanctions against Moscow that have also targeted the Chelsea Football Club owner and other oligarchs.
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"Will Hurt A Lot": EU Ministers Agree On Sanctions Against Russia
Foreign ministers of EU countries on Tuesday unanimously agreed new sanctions against Russia over its recognition of breakaway regions in Ukraine's east and deployment of troops there, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said.
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EU To Adopt Russia Sanctions This Afternoon, Unanimous Decision Likely
European Union foreign ministers will adopt sanctions Tuesday against Russia over its recognition of Ukrainian separatist regions and further deployment of troops on its neighbour's territory, the bloc's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said.
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Ukraine Invasion Could "Cost Russia A Prosperous Future", EU Chief Warns
Russia risks throwing away future prosperity if it invades Ukraine, EU chief Ursula von der Leyen warned Saturday, vowing a "robust package" of financial and economic sanctions against Moscow in case of any aggression.
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European Union Expands Russia Sanctions Over Crimea Bridge
The EU on Tuesday expanded its sanctions against Moscow to include companies that helped build a bridge from mainland Russia to Kremlin-annexed Crimea, which it says violates Ukraine's sovereignty.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin Extends Western Food Ban for 1 Year
Russian President Vladimir Putin today extended a ban against most Western food imports for a year after EU foreign ministers agreed to prolong sanctions against Moscow over the Ukraine conflict until January 2016.
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Moscow Powerless to Stop Russians from Fighting in Ukraine: Security Chief
The secretary of Russia's security council said today it is impossible to stop Russians from going to fight in Ukraine because they are guided by "emotions."
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Russia Faces New US, EU Sanctions Over Ukraine Crisis
European Union governments agreed on Thursday to begin their new sanctions against Russia over the Ukraine crisis on Friday but could lift them next month if Moscow abides by a fragile truce, while the United States prepared its own fresh sanctions.
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Russia's State Broadcaster In France To Close After Accounts Frozen
RT France, the French arm of the Russian state broadcaster, will shut down after its French bank accounts were frozen as part of the most recent EU sanctions against Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine, the channel's director said Saturday.
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Oil Above $120 A Barrel Ahead Of EU Meeting On Russia Sanctions
The EU is due to meet on Monday and Tuesday to discuss a sixth package of sanctions against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, actions which Moscow calls a "special military operation".
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Oil Above $120 A Barrel Ahead Of EU Meeting On Russia Sanctions
The EU is due to meet on Monday and Tuesday to discuss a sixth package of sanctions against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, actions which Moscow calls a "special military operation".
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European Union Scrambles To Reach Deal To Embargo Russian Oil Exports
EU countries scrambled on Friday to reach a deal that would embargo seaborne deliveries of Russian oil but still allow deliveries by pipeline, a compromise to win over Hungary and unblock new sanctions against Moscow, officials said.
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Oil Rises To Near $108, Paring Early Losses, On New Russian Sanctions' Threat
Oil prices rose on Wednesday, paring early losses, as the threat of new sanctions on Russia raised supply concerns, countering fears of weaker demand following a build in US crude stockpiles and China's extended lockdown.
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EU To Slap More Sanctions On Moscow, Eyes Set On Russian Fossil Fuel Exports
EU leaders on Wednesday said the bloc will soon have to sanction all of Russia's hydrocarbon exports as they blamed Moscow for "war crimes" discovered in Ukraine, especially in the town of Bucha.
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EU Urgently Discussing New Sanctions On Russia After Ukraine '"Atrocities"
The EU said Monday it is urgently discussing a new round of sanctions on Russia as it condemned "atrocities" reported in Ukrainian towns that have been occupied by Moscow's troops.
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Russian Billionaire's Luxury Superyacht Docks In Turkey Following EU Sanctions
A luxury superyacht owned by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich has docked in Turkey, which has not joined European sanctions against Moscow that have also targeted the Chelsea Football Club owner and other oligarchs.
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"Will Hurt A Lot": EU Ministers Agree On Sanctions Against Russia
Foreign ministers of EU countries on Tuesday unanimously agreed new sanctions against Russia over its recognition of breakaway regions in Ukraine's east and deployment of troops there, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said.
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EU To Adopt Russia Sanctions This Afternoon, Unanimous Decision Likely
European Union foreign ministers will adopt sanctions Tuesday against Russia over its recognition of Ukrainian separatist regions and further deployment of troops on its neighbour's territory, the bloc's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said.
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Ukraine Invasion Could "Cost Russia A Prosperous Future", EU Chief Warns
Russia risks throwing away future prosperity if it invades Ukraine, EU chief Ursula von der Leyen warned Saturday, vowing a "robust package" of financial and economic sanctions against Moscow in case of any aggression.
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European Union Expands Russia Sanctions Over Crimea Bridge
The EU on Tuesday expanded its sanctions against Moscow to include companies that helped build a bridge from mainland Russia to Kremlin-annexed Crimea, which it says violates Ukraine's sovereignty.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin Extends Western Food Ban for 1 Year
Russian President Vladimir Putin today extended a ban against most Western food imports for a year after EU foreign ministers agreed to prolong sanctions against Moscow over the Ukraine conflict until January 2016.
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Moscow Powerless to Stop Russians from Fighting in Ukraine: Security Chief
The secretary of Russia's security council said today it is impossible to stop Russians from going to fight in Ukraine because they are guided by "emotions."
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Russia Faces New US, EU Sanctions Over Ukraine Crisis
European Union governments agreed on Thursday to begin their new sanctions against Russia over the Ukraine crisis on Friday but could lift them next month if Moscow abides by a fragile truce, while the United States prepared its own fresh sanctions.
