The EU's International Press Magazine Is Preparing the Most Severe Sanctions Against Russia; the Gulf Crisis Is Costing Oil Again
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EU's 21st Sanctions Package Puts 14 Crypto Platforms in Georgia, UAE, and Panama on Notice
The EU just handed regulators a new weapon. Its 21st sanctions package against Russia, passed July 23, lets authorities block… Read the original on EU’s 21st Sanctions Package Puts 14 Crypto Platforms in Georgia, UAE, and Panama on Notice. For more crypto news and analysis, visit TheCurrencyAnalytics.com.
The European External Action Service is preparing the largest expansion of sanctions lists since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine: about 1,600 individuals and companies are involved.
The Russian-Ukrainian war and its consequences on European security continue to dominate the agenda of the international press. Publications write about the impact of Ukrainian attacks on the depth of Russian territory, but also about the expansion of Russian capabilities to attack with drones including on the risks to NATO States. Press attention is also drawn to developments in the Middle East and the crisis of migrants in Ceuta.
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