sanctions as well.ctors that contribute to the efficacy of sanctions and limitations and potentially unintended consequences and bureaucratic challenges and diplomatic challenges of devising, implementing and most importantly perhaps sustaining sanctions. i will close by leaving a question around the idea of peak sanctions. i recall with some humility testifying before congress on the question of whether or not we could in fact sanction the uranian central bank successfully without wider implications on the global economy. i happened to be wrong when i testified in part because i think we hadn't anticipated, many of us hadn't anticipated the change in energy markets that enabled that to be possible. what i've seen over the course of my work looking at these issues it is an evolving landscape and we know from this conversation, from another conversation, economic statecraft is here to stay, vital element of us and other countries policy. so thank you all. please join me in a round of applause for our spe

daleep sanctions.een is over the past decade or two, the bulk of sanctions have been finance-related. thanks and other financial actors have had to really boost banks and other financial actors have had to really boost their compliance departments in order to comply with technology committees under export controls don't have that -h is the expen of this administration that as we move down the export control and other technology-related sanctions, whether it is against russia or in the context of our relationship with china, whether technology companies are going to need to boost their internal complaints departmt -- compliance department exponentially to make those sectionsor you want me to respo? david: no. >> georgetown university. thank you very much for your excellent presentation. is it time to move to prohibitive import tariffs on all russian exports rather than going for sanctioning one commodity after the other? david: thank you. this woman in the front. >> good to see you. i think i heard you

those sanctions is switzerland. this crack, this loophole is the alpine nation doing enough to freeze russian assets. criticism has been growing louder since the start of the war. let's say folks show it so it did when they adopted the sanctions, they took it easy into the minimum just enough to avoid criticism to liberalize that those live always been black. she been dishonest people who have forged papers or issued fall certificates or these are isolated cases in hill southwest they got started. are the sanctions really being ignored in switzerland or are the accusations false? we investigated and thanks to an unprecedented data leak were able to find out more about the billions managed on behalf of russians in switzerland. the, in the beginning, the sentence meant caesar's yachts squares of millions were stranded in harbours. but could this end the war, the lawyer and the asset manager, d g bumpkin says the measures are surely symbolic. the new york type easy pacific for a yacht is something very often patient, s

60 years. sanctions against the ron for 30 years and the sanctions against north korea for 20 years. there's been is waylon, bela ruth. i'll see there were sanctions everywhere key if this is obviously not leading to the desired regime change hunting or the secondly, these sanctions are unjust. who is affected? wow. it is the population that get people to 95 percent of whom have nothing to do with the outbreak of war and ukraine or in other countries. ultimately, these sanctions come back to us in the form of inflation that it can in the form of electricity prices that affect the low income household lyric antibiotic. because they come back to affect us you, he defends the richest people in russia. those are referred to as all the guards a term he finds problematic. the problem. i have a problem with the best candidate because it is not legally defined. for me that is my problem, but it's not that i don't like the term. it's that i don't understand what it means, legally, as soon as you can, if you don't have a definition, you can, you can't effectively defend yourself. you know, you

well, in fact, they were already torpedoed by the westerners, what do us sanctions mean?anctions against those who violate the regime of restrictive measures against north korea, and if we actively worked with north korea, then there were risks, first of all , of american sanctions, and now, when the americans, in fact, with each new package , more and more of our companies include more and more of our companies, it is already difficult to find large companies that are not under... the logic is, well, what ’s stopping us from working in north korea? the issue of moving away from un sanctions, the adoption of which russia previously approved, is a delicate one. lawyers will have to hone their skills, especially since the spirit and letter of the un charter are not always perfectly clear. when we say, when who can decide the issue of stop acting now. resolution or establish that it has been exhausted and, the measure, not the resolution itself, the resolution itself is no less, it has gone down in history, in the archive, so to speak, of activity, it is precisely the measur

on june 12, the united states imposed sanctions against the moscow exchange and its subsidiaries, thekrill center of the national reserve depository, completely depriving the moscow exchange of its capabilities. how to conduct trading in such instruments as the dollar, and respectively, associated with it directly with the euro currency. in addition, trading in the hong kong dollar was almost immediately adopted as a currency that is directly tied to the us dollar, ilya korovin is helping us deal with this, hello ilya, good evening, a trader with thirty years of experience, a person who has been on the market since ninety- three, a very well-known options trader, one might say top one. the first such general question is: what does the ban on trading in the euro and dollar on the stock exchange mean? well, the main function, which for ordinary citizens took place on these auctions is the determination of the central bank exchange rate, that is , by and large, how much the ruble is worth, first of all , in relation to world currencies, well, since the main world currency is the dollar,

this week, by the 15th we had practically the same central bank rate that was on the eve of the sanctionsanother very important point is the shares of the moscow exchange itself. they sank the most, they sank approximately at the very bottom by 12%, but they were almost completely bought back, this drop happened on the same day, the next day, interestingly, dividends were issued on the moscow exchange, the dividend cut-off was 6%. on friday, when these dividends were paid in the morning, it was completely closed by the market, that is, in principle, we can say that by friday, the shares of the moscow exchange, taking into account the paid dividends, were already worth more than they were on... the calculations are not made by the participants participant, but passes through a single , standardized trade, where everything is an intermediary, but through the national the cleaning center is the intermediary to whom everyone conventionally trusted, to whom they gave money, to whom they gave currency and through whom the exchange took place, that is, we met in the exchange book, sold something

my firm does a lot of work on sanctions enforcement and there is getting around the sanctions, whichlenge that firms are doing, but the problem is the fact that a lot of the sanctions don't work. there are 17,000 sanctions out there and companies are indeed trying to comply. but there's very little enforcement. so it's very easy for russia to get around those. he is now in vietnam. how significant is that and what are the aspects you are watching out for? i think that's more just a tack on to this trip. vietnam is characterising that is the bamboo diplomacy, vietnam wants to show that it can have friends on both sides of what's happening internationally. for russia it is important because it is yet another country that it is meeting with. it sells a lot of defence equipment into vietnam showing that it is not isolated as the west would portray it to be. president putin is in vietnam and his second stage of the east asian to our that's been seen as a demonstration of diplomatic support that russia claims to still enjoy in the region. resident burton is due to meet the new vietnamese p

we do a lot of work on sanctions enforcement and there is getting around the sanctions, which is a bigt firms are doing, but the problem is the fact that a lot of the sanctions don't work. there are 17,000 sanctions out there and companies are indeed trying to comply. but there's very little enforcement. so it's very easy for russia to get around those. in other news —jp morgan is scrapping the cap on bonuses of its bankers based in the uk. this follows a similar move by rival bank goldman sachs, and could see their bankers earning up to 10 times their base salary. jp morgan defended the move saying in a statement that they have developed one of the most attractive and balanced pay structures in the industry. the uk government scrapped the cap on bankers�* bonuses in october last year. sticking with the uk. the latest inflation print for may saw prices falling to the bank of england's target rate of 2% for the first time in nearly three years. the economy and the cost of living have been one of the key issues in the run up to the uk election, to be held on ajuly. inflation in britain h

today , the decision of the council of the european union on the fourteenth package of sanctions wasan union, and although we have... policy experts, in general, most often do not, so to speak, take an easy approach to analyzing sanctions, because we see how the russian economy is confidently overcoming them, but nevertheless, i would still like to look a little at this phenomenon, understanding that by arranging all this activity and organizing sanctions, they are going to destroy our economy and achieve a strategic defeat over russia, that’s why the sanctions have goals. the fourteenth package, it seemed to hit from all calibers, it hits from all calibers at all targets, as they think, but still a few european idiots, absolutely, these are very important moments, because they really show the deplorable state of the european economy, its such a strategic decline compared to other centers of power, let's say, all the brothers... or almost there have been reduced to a minimum by more than 3/4 of russian gas supplies are directly through ukraine or through turkey, so now the europeans

the same sanctions risk would apply to companies from the u.s.partner countries who provide services to the i.c.c. it is unclear how sanctioning a close ally financial institutions and small business will aid our foreign policy interests. so, this path that's been chosen not of leaning in, not of engaging the court, and its supporters to ensure just outcomes, but just punitive action. it is dangerous for our national security. behind the scenes diplomacy and partners supported is far more likely to yield a result that is better than a blunt force approach. i'm sending a message of concern to the i.c.c. for seeking arrest warrants for israeli officials, but we need to do it in another way. therefore, i must oppose this legislation. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman fr texas is recognized. mr. mccaul: thank you, mr. speaker. let me just say to my dear friend, mr. meeks, that as he knows, we worked on a version of this bill, and we came to a bipartisan

and anyone who does that is subject to sanctions. mr. roy won't be sanctioned because he's a u.s.ut anyone else who contacted the court and said here's what you're doing is wrong will be subject to these sanctions. second, this bill punishes the spouses and family members. even the estranged family members. you may feel that your son has gone wrong by involving the for what that son does. and particularly i want to focus on spouses. the bill punishes, as i said, spouses members, even those spouses and family members who oppose the ruling. so all last week, you're going to wonder why i have this poster up here. all last week, the republican party told us that the decision to f an insuctionist flag at their two houses should not be imparted to the judge because it was done by his spouse. today, one week later, they come back and say that when a wrong,e going to impart it to the spouse. so which is it? are jutting and their spouses responsible -- are justices and their spouses responsible for each other's actions or not? some republicans are going to have to explain this to me. now,

secondary sanctions.ns, and now that the americans are actually including more and more of our company with each new package, it is already difficult to find large companies that are not under american sanctions. the logic is this: well, what’s stopping us from working in north korea? the question of leaving the un sanctions, the adoption of which russia previously approved, is subtle, lawyers will have to hone their skills, especially since the spirit of the letter, the un charter does not... here to terminate the validity of this or that resolution or establish that it has been exhausted and the measures are not the resolution itself, the resolution itself is already no less, it has gone down in history, in the archive, so to speak , of activity, it is precisely the measures that were taken on its basis that are stopped, this is a question for the security council itself, and how should it? regulated by a constant, so to speak, with the participation of all constants or not, this issue is also not unres

let's enforce sanctions against sanctions evasion. this the message was heard.h, i want to say that... one way or another, from the ukrainian side, from the european, american side, a bunch of very professional specialists are engaged in this, and the actual package that we see now is to a large extent the embodiment of this logic, and this scheme, i understood that it will work for a long time, this scheme will work, but when the tangibility can begin, is it the 24th year, or is it the 25th year, when really, i am not saying that russia will not be able to finance. well, but will be able to do it in a more limited way than now, please, sir valery, mr. mykola, i am not a military expert, i listen to what military experts i trust say, and they say, for example, a bunch of russian planes take off, launch a bunch of missiles, a quarter of the missiles are launched, three quarters are not launched, this is precisely why we see that in the recent shelling, the number of missiles crossing the border of ukraine is not as large as it used to be. this most likely means t

the car, despite the sanction , is made in germany.d by female drummers in pioneer ties. behind them, the dancers are waving cyclopean-sized sunflowers. putin and kim are traveling accompanied by an interpreter. given that it seems to be +35 or 36 outside, they know how to create a festive atmosphere. well, what can i say, to drive children and people to +35-36° in order to remind the old marmatician of the soviet union, well, yes, they know how to create a holiday, so what, and after that it remains only to be happy that they gave out a mobile phone... telephone, and there is also a taxi, metro and public transport. you can go outside, there are people outside, cars are driving, this is about endless western speculation that literally everything is prohibited in north korea, you what did you see we were given phones with access to the internet, here you can access social networks and telegram channels. yes, they will be taken from us, they are official. north korea is not such a closed country, there are even taxis, we traveled with y

against north korea are still unilateral, western coexistence. will be with the sanctions regime ofsecurity council, with the regime of restrictive measures of the un security council, and in order to legitimize their unilateral actions, the americans and the eu members, the rest, very actively refer to the security council resolution and say: well, look, we are generally implementing the security council resolutions, but where we consider them insufficient, we supplement them with our own standards. this is a very important difference. by the way, in a similar way americans acted against iran. sanctions have existed in one way or another throughout human history, but they became the main lever of pressure recently in the nineties. the new sole leader undertook to level the political landscape using methods of economic restrictions. over the entire period of its existence until the ninety-first year, from the forty-fifth year to the ninety-first year, the security council practically did not fulfill this function, so to speak, its... task of its intended purpose, in two cases in tot

but the sanctions whip hung limp.a half has passed since the restrictions were turned up to the maximum, and belarus is not ready to submit to a political change. course towards the one dictated by the west. moreover, there are not even prerequisites for this. alexander lukashenko has been preparing to fit into this turn for almost three decades, developing agriculture and mechanical engineering, strengthening the medical sector and drug production, and maintaining a balance in relations with the countries with which he linked the belarusian economy. therefore, in the whirlwind of a reboot in our country, there is enough food and energy resources. hospital factories receive equipment, new export channels for our goods are quickly formed, as well. sanctions could not even destroy the social policy of belarus. people continue to receive pensions, benefits, free medical care and education. limitation. against russia is simply the apotheosis of the apotheosis of sanctions policy; even iran and north korea did not receive

we are of the position that sanctions will remain against russia until russia pays for the damage it has done, we will continue to work with our g7 partners on this issue of russian assets, i would also like to say that the g7 group has a lot of time it took away, none of us even thought that such a result would be at the g7 summit, a lot. legal proceedings, financial work, diplomatic efforts have led to the fact that now the initiative is on the botsya of ukraine, now i want to ask the audience to ask questions, i see two questions, please be the first. lyaslyashko, member of the parliament of ukraine. i was in berlin, i think that berlin, it was a success for one important reason, that they finally reached a paradigm in the talks, we are talking about recovery, about things that need to be done now. and the second change was that security and air defense are part of the conversation. that we're having on the economy, i think it's very important, but i have a question about the economy and the restrictions on russia, when you say it's possible, it was humiliating for putin ride, rid

now, in terms of the political signal, if you take the 14th package of sanctions and the... the sanctionsned two weeks ago by president joseph biden, which will come into effect in the third decade of september, then such a blow to those who wag their tails and cannot in any way decide who they are with, in these 10 years, the 11th year is already underway, there was no such blow, that is, it is a very serious, common and from my point of view, it is a synchronized step, because what... the sanctions signed by president biden close the holes in the previous sanctions, that the 14th package was adopted by the european union, however, both the first and the second, it does not completely block oxygen, here we must admit in this and understand that the improvement of the sanctioned politics, it still needs further work, by the way... in general, we see that the european union mobilized as much as possible to help ukraine, including in the security situation, that is, we are talking about the purchase of weapons, well, we understand , that somewhere about to be signed, including a security ag

have always been considered sanctions of the security council, but the concept itself sanctions werees, began to impose restrictions against us, which they call sanctions, but which are much tougher in soda, so we... the sanctions policy of the united states, which is based on the legislation of the united states, it is not based on is not tied to international law, they have sanctions that they impose there automatically according to the presler glen amendment; whoever supports terrorism, who supports nuclear weapons, and so on, must impose automatically, but i’ll remind you that the same sanctions should have been introduced against india and pakistan and israel, something else is important, of course, why is kirby, well, it’s in vain for him to be like that, the guy has to spin, like, in general, he’s fishing in a frying pan, well , there are troubles, let the hairdresser quit, he dyes his hair so badly, it’s a disgrace, the troubles began this whole month, which should really have been victorious, but russia should have, not only here, but should have been condemned and presented

and rather, he added more sanctions. my argument is that the advanced path of the country should not be burdened by one or two powers that have the biggest differences with you. by the way, there are 200 countries in the world that have a lot in common with you. exporting the technical services of the young engineers of this country, which both creates employment and shows the capabilities of the nation, and strengthens friendship with the countries close to us in the 17th and 12th governments, his excellency's presence in the supreme national security council continued this view if you raised these criticisms about this performance, we would accept them the discourse that we have under the title of shadow government, which i have said many times, is that any government that comes into office that is elected by the people must be respected and you must help that government. one of these help is that if something goes wrong, it please help me to correct it . i remember that in 6 meetings of the supreme national security c

previous sanctions and the mechanisms and punishment of those who violate sanctions, especially third countries, because if you take the list of countries that fell under the sanctions of the 14th package, then these are all five central asian states, this is saudi arabia, this is china and even some european business structures that have been incorporated. schemes through third or fourth countries for the supply to russia of dual technologies or dual -use goods and so on, that is, in fact , this is the last section that deals with sanctions against sanctions violators, in my opinion point of view, it deserves the most attention, in particular there, if we take the list of all the sectors that you mentioned, especially the energy sector, where it is about stopping fictitious contracts, and secondly, about the arrest of fictitious fleets that go under fictitious contracts or under someone else's flags, there is a very important thing when it comes to the prohibition of transshipment whether in neutral waters or in the waters or ports of european states, especially liquefied gas, but th

germany has repeatedly advocated a cautious approach to any sanctions measures.ally has opposed restrictions in the energy sector due to concerns that they would greatly impact the country's economy, and hungary generally opposes economic sanctions against russia. by the way, the new package deprives western markets of russian helium, and a ban is also introduced on the supply of manganese ores and compounds of a number of earth elements to russia, as well as a number of types of plastic, electrical equipment and excavators. there are promised financial restrictions against the russian analogue of swift, the financial messaging system of the bank of russia. this, probably just speed up the creation of a unified brix settlement system, yes, because it’s worth it. the official representative of the ministry of russia, maria zakharova, commenting on the new sanctions package banning lng transit, asked the eu whether millions of european gas consumers from russia were not subject to sanctions; the transit ban comes into force in 9 months. investing with sber is easy,

the united states has significantly expanded sanctions against russia.ew restrictions affected financial infrastructure, cloud services, it technologies and projects in the field of lng. the american ministry of finance and the state department simultaneously announced more than 300 restrictions on companies and individuals in our country. the sanctions included, in particular, the moscow exchange, offices of psb, vnesheconombank, sberbank and vtb in china and india, as well as leading russian projects for the production of liquefied natural gas. the moscow exchange reported that due to new restrictions, trading in the dollar, euro and hong kong dollar will not be carried out from today. the world will only touch these currencies. for all other items, trading will be without restrictions. this also applies to the monetary fund. money market and metals market. at the end of tuesday, when the last trades against the moscow exchange were held before the restrictions, the dollar cost 89 rubles. 10 kopecks, euro 95.62. the question is what the rates will be n

and hungary in generally opposes economic sanctions against russia.package deprives western markets of russian helium. a ban is also being introduced on the supply of manganese ore to russia and the connection of a number of earth elements, as well as a number of types of plastic and electrical equipment. and excavators, there are promised financial restrictions against the russian analogue of swift from the financial messaging system of the bank of russia, this will probably just speed up the creation of a unified brix settlement system, yes, because it will be used from it, and uh strengthening settlements in national currencies, but will also launch the emergence of new settlement systems, perhaps digital currencies in central banks. official representative of mit russia. maria zakharova, commenting on the new sanctions package and the ban on lng transit, asked the eu whether millions of european consumers of gas from russia were subject to sanctions. the transit ban comes into force after 9 months. in chebaksary, minister of sports mikhail dektere

the 14th package of sanctions and the sanctions that were signed two weeks ago by president joseph bidencome into effect in the third decade of september, then such a blow to those who wag their tails and cannot decide who they are with for these 10 years.

that have not imposed sanctions on russia. partner of the russian federation and there can be no talk of any sanctions. but at the same time we we take into account that the european union is the largest investor of direct investment in the economy of our country. largest trading partner. therefore, of course, salevan is visiting kazakhstan for the third time, as far as i know, over the past few years. this is in no way a revision, it is. probably checking notes, well , they meet, that is, no political talk about long-term cooperation, it should be noted, yes, only economic officials are out of the question, and as for the sanctions package, kazakhstan complies with european union sanctions against russia, but at the same time this does not prevent us from trading very freely and very comfortably with the russian federation, and kazakhstan is pursuing its centuries-old policy, which is based on national interests, and let's discuss the incident in kiev, anyone at all ? sadykov, tell us about his background, how popular and inf

to combat circumvention of old sanctions.to one of the european diplomats, the sanctions will affect dual-use goods, including chips that are used in household devices, as well as advanced technologies and military products, writes raiters. but that means they will again hit our poor microwave ovens in our refrigerators. simply restless, al jazeera states, the most sanctioned country in the world has found ways to circumvent all western restrictions, including friendly countries, the most striking example is the chinese auto industry, which replaced the western auto industry and now accounts for 50% of the russian market. only the usa exceeds 5 hundred. most of the sanctions are related to russian aggression in ukraine. they only intensified after the full-scale russian invasion in 2022. however, some sanctions date back to 2014, when russia seized crimea. but do at least some of these sanctions work? from the very beginning, the purpose of the sanctions was to shrink the russian economy, to provoke russians into thinking twi

volodymyr orysk about this, and here we come back to the sanctions pressure, and this week this sanctions it is significantly intensified because the united states of america imposed sanctions against a number of legal entities and individuals in russia, and by the way, against the moscow stock exchange, we saw what was happening there, and against a number of legal entities, china. turkey and a number of other countries there, which, as third parties, supplied russia with certain parts, certain products, which are now prohibited for supply precisely on the territory of the occupying state. the new sanctions, how do you evaluate them and what can be the next such powerful blow against russia, what can it cause? well, if not devastating damage, then at least significant, i think there may be many more such steps, they are clearly in the american arsenal, and in general, the introduction of sanctions against the power exchange says that the americans are not just getting impatient little by little, but that they are making a whole series of different decisions to show that they will act mor

they led to this new western sanctions.official rates of these currencies, they will use bank statements and information about digital over-the-counter trading platforms. the group of seven countries have agreed to allocate $50 billion to ukraine using profits from frozen russian assets. a statement is expected at the summit. it starts today in italy, where london intends to announce separate aid to kiev in the amount of 310 million. in the donetsk people's republic, the russian military destroyed the fortifications of the armed forces of ukraine, as well as equipment and manpower. the artillerymen struck the stronghold with a powerful blow. scouts found out the coordinates of the enemy's position, after which this information was transmitted by the combat crew of multiple launch rocket systems . hail.

regarding lng, they seem to two types, and on the one hand, sanctions regarding the inability to usee supply of russian gas directly through ukraine or through turkey, so now the europeans are organizing these sanctions in the 14th package, they actually force russia to sell lng only to them, what if the supplies lng to europe is not limited in any way, then transshipment from europe further to other ports is precisely the subject of sanctions, that is. concerns technologies that are prohibited from supply, otherwise navatek was indeed a little romantic, apparently referring to his partners, his partners were not only the french, but also the chinese, but we know that the chinese came out of the sanctions, so on the one hand, of course, novatek will have problems with the construction of these two plants, which they named near yamalo, arctic spg and near murmansk, but on the other hand there are technologies just for us, in fact. in any case, miller last year at the st. petersburg forum clearly stated that gazprom has 100% of the technologies that are needed for the production of liv

, and secondly, it had to come from a non-sanctioned bank, but the sanctioned bank was only an intermediarysfer from the sanctioned bank may be unblocked, but then the recipient of the money must be a citizen of the eu or switzerland. the document specifically emphasizes that the commission can accept money stored in european deposits in the same way as other supranational bodies previously did on other platforms. poskalkova noted that now the people who work in the territory another state is primarily interested in opportunities, the ability to use medical services, get an education, as well as mutual recognition of driver’s licenses between countries. in chelyabinsk, new antidepressants were recruited as a control group for testing. aquarium fish. tests are currently underway at the institute of immunology and physiology. if the scientists are satisfied with the results, the chemical compounds may well become a medicine in the future. how is the experiment going and why did they decide to use it specifically? fish, olga learned zenkova. we are checking the fish to see that they are all al

we say we do not recognize this regime of sanctions.these steps, they are so gradual, but they, i am very inspired, i am also inspired, you see, they are inspired, in fact there is nothing to be inspired, but you have to understand very well, and why at all, suddenly they left, here is putin arrived, this one signed a contract, one of the reasons, well, i'm saying this, because others methods of intimidation somehow did not work, and this is a way to raise the stakes in this way. but there is such a nuance that most likely this became possible also with the support of china, and this is actually a very big question for everyone, because how china will react next, whether it will react in any way, it is up in the air, but you can guess , that probably there would not be such wording in these treaties and all these conversations, if china, you know, somewhere behind the scenes, this matter did not... supported, moreover , that china most likely this is supported, further evidenced by the fact that russia has now given china the opportunit

they are the most sanctioned countries in the world. and those chris new sanctions since the 1950s. so the very use to they used to do it and, and, and coping was that, that sold was a situation for the same time. russia and north korea are day sheets adjacent countries. so they couldn't come, they goods by ship and by rail, free from interdiction from the americans. and for you from says ireland. so there's a limits. i think 2 ought to, the americans can do the same time the buying, the ministrations being very successful at driving it selling these together. because the main example of that is, is rusher and china looks up in fortune to a close spot in the ship. but it is very much because of the american action. so every time the americans do these sorts of the sanctions of secondary sanctions, they both create more enemies and they create more linkages between the random is. it's all right, these are the latest images we're getting in from young gang of president clinton's visit to north korea. his visit has attracted significant international and regional attention. um, it is h

volodymyr orysk, and here we are back to the sanctions pressure, and this week this sanctions pressure has significantly increased, because the united states of america has imposed sanctions against a number of legal entities and individuals of russia, and by the way. against the moscow stock exchange, we saw what was happening there, as well as against a number of legal entities, china, turkey and a number of other countries there, which as third parties supplied russia with certain parts, certain products, which are now prohibited for supply on the territory the occupying power. new sanctions like you... them do you also assess what might be the next such powerful sanctioned strike against russia, which could cause, well, if not devastating damage, then at least significant damage. i think that there may be many more such steps, they are clearly in the american arsenal. and in general , the introduction of sanctions against mosbirzh shows that the americans are not just getting impatient little by little, but that they are taking a whole series of different decisions to show that the

they've spoken about sanctions. and this is likely to be key to, to the today, today's visit bestbuy the, to the doesn't going to be holding tools like i to sign a some kind of memorandum as we understand, which we'll, we'll, we'll be covering of course, across today. but sanctions, we believe is going to be focusing heidi on the agenda. and of course this is about a, these new, the emerging multi point of world. and this is why the west, i didn't particularly the united states finds a visit such as the threats. yeah, certainly seen sweeney things for probably not all up for us. and we're starting to get our 1st uh, images in from uh, north korea, as a russian president vladimir putin meets with the north korean leader, kim jong. and so these images are coming to us from kim il sung square. these are most recent images that we're getting in. so it's just taking place just a few moments ago. this is a welcoming ceremony for the russian president. of course he arrived in the early hours in the kiln yang, around 3 am l

the record is the most sanction country on earth. i think prior to russia becoming the most sanctioned country on earth. if my numbers are right of 18000, the sanctions against russia. to what extent has this aggressive sanctions regime a warm to iran and russia to each other in our lives we say necessity is the mother of invention. and we see around still is being very successful in development across many areas. the injustice of sanctions on or were you citizens, the entities like the world buying this apparently very posted western systems of governance and the un included happy, seemingly to dispense this type of very rule of justice against iran on against russia. to what extent has this backfired and so many good just to make degree against the west particular with real issue with energy and with the rob in the development of a lot of technologies. and those that offer opportunities for the 2 countries to work more closely. going forward in year 12, a task it. this is the reality, the legal us sanctions guys have. ron and russi

city to room to impose additional sanctions. is a little bit limited. in addition to this wanted was a, one to the a, b, b, k is getting more technological development in trade with russia. the way that we hope that pays our relationships more generally with additional costs, and it needs to connie, $1.00 way to, to the one to what does that would make. eas pups more stable for the eyes of many other western countries eventually might enhance its relationships as economic development picks up. but in the case of what would go to expect any concrete steps to really arise from this country at the steps that is great speaking to you, thanks for joining us on the product. and we've been talking to associate professor of finance. mark humphrey jenna. thank you. thank you. ready with you with the russian president, touch down with democratic people's republic of korea early wednesday morning. welcome dispos trip there in $24.00 is comes on good. and also the will welcome rolling out the red carpet and greetings last way uprooted. pers

we oppose the practice of applying politically motivated sanctions and restrictions.ontext, i would like to note that it is inspired by the usa and their allies an indefinite restrictive regime of the un security council regarding north korea. should be revised. the agreement signed today provides for the provision of assistance in the event of aggression against one of the parties to this document. the russian federation does not rule out the development of military-technical cooperation with the democratic people's republic of korea, according to the document signed today. today is a document. well, actually, why are they happy about this? russian propagandists, let's see, first of all, how they are they do, that's how such a traitor kilenkarov does it, who is now, well, trying to be more of a russian propagandist than the russian propagandists themselves. to be honest, i don't know the way out of this situation, i don't know how we will get out of it, but it seems to me that an announcement should be made in the newspaper based on the results of putin's visit to th

because the trade in luxury goods with north korea is, is prohibited under un sanctions. so i'm thinking these were, this will be the ways that russia will be exploring incorporation with on korea. it's jenny, some analysts are calling russia's increase military cooperation with north korea. a threat like no other. would you agree? i'm not, i'm not sure i'd agree like no other but it's definitely concerning. and the the extent to which they may cooperate, i think is, is still unknown. and it's something that we may get some clarity on from the summit itself, whether they go back to that sort of mutual defense arrangement that they had during the soviet era. or if they, if they, if they still keep, you know, cooperation going. but i have more limited level. um, so you know, i, i wouldn't over state what their cooperation would be or even the sustainability of it over time. but in the meantime, it does pause, mutual benefits to both actors that does push them into a room that makes it a more for middle forest, especially for the north koreans than what we've seen in the pas

the european commissioner for sanctions, david osalivan, visited kazakhstan.t did he demand and what did he threaten astana? all details at roberta frantsova in the program at the asia center. welcome to asia. the heart of the continent beats here. and we keep our finger on the pulse. today on the program is an attempt on the life of a fugitive kazakh oppositionist in kiev. old songs in a new way, the european emissary on sanctions is back in kazakhstan. fighting with or struggling with. new rules for wearing religious clothing and other interesting trends from the very center of asia. an attempt was made on the life of opposition kazakh activist aidos sadykov in kiev. an unknown person shot him in the head as he approached to your home. the bullet hit his temple. doctors hospitalized saddykov in serious condition. in ukraine, sadykov has been in refugee status since 2014 and was put on the wanted list for inciting interethnic and social hatred. sadykov has a fairly typical opposition biography in his homeland; he participated in almost all protests against ev

due to such unpredictable sanctions rhetoric and sanctions practice, liquefied natural gas, which hasso to speak, stock quotes, it may become more expensive, more expensive transportation, more expensive logistics, on the other hand, instability in this market can lead to the fact that liquefied natural gas, including at european hubs, can very seriously increase in price, because of this, for the second time, so to speak, russian companies can even receive greater revenue, despite such a longer transport distance, the media in the netherlands said that... a package of restrictions could close european ports to tankers with russian oil, it was amsterdam that actively promoted this initiative. if you imagine for a moment what they will indeed, some sanctions are involved that will actually limit the supply of oil from russia and petroleum products, then this will first of all hit the oil market. the absence of volumes there of several million barrels per day, well, this is a guaranteed increase in prices, moreover. the united states is before the elections and they are definitely not i

the sanctions increased, they were supposed to lift the sanctions, the sanctions increased, so this is very important, as you and i saw, it was not over yet, and then they entered into the issue of missiles , so now let's talk about your missiles. my point is that this is important. that you can defend the rights of your nation, the interests of the nation, so why do they say don't change history, what are they talking about, this is exactly what i'm talking about we say that one of the very good debates in the elections is that this history should be seen beautifully , and at what point it should be seen. the rights of the nation were preserved. at what point were there serious retreats from the rights of the nation? at what point were these rights of the nation ignored? after that , what did we get for it? i just said that the party withdrew completely, even though they even agreed to the same agreement. at that time, we had all the problems with him. he performed even more than what was necessary. he performed 15 times. the agency announced what the result was . came out then they s

, of course, it’s easier to overcome such sanctions together, probably vladimir putin and kim jong-unabout this, well, briefly about tomorrow’s program, first there will be a ceremonial meeting on the name square kimersen, this is the largest square in north korea, then negotiations will take place in an expanded format, there will be statements for the press, there will be signed documents, there will be a gala reception, a concert, in general, a big big program has been prepared for the dear russian guest here in pyongyang, and so on. we will be waiting for her. together with you, colleagues, thank you very much, alexey glovko, our political commentator, works in finjan, is following the high-level visit of vladimir putin to north korea, which is about to begin, there are reports that the president’s plane is already in the air and heading from yakutsk to pyongyang, a lot of issues need to be resolved by the leaders, it is clear that in the current conditions there will be episodes, there will be topics, results of negotiations, which... we won’t know, the western media are there th

honestly, the sanctions come with a big loophole. as archie contributor rachel larson's been exploring a young bass of theirs, disagree, the powerful and substantial fourteen's package of functions and reaction to the russian aggression against ukraine. this package provides new targeted measures and maximizes the impact of existing sanctions by closing loopholes. all right, so here we go again, more end to the rest of the sections that are so powerful that it was 14 rounds ago . now that cleaners, so a promise to bring brush it to its knees. and european leaders brag about how everyone could play along with the charade at home by taking short showers like the german economy minister, robert hatchback, was bragging about. french present a menu and mack who was modeling turtle neck tops during the winter time, encouraging people not to heat their homes. and of course, in the summer time, not to cool them. also they could ditch rushing gas for ukraine. well, it turns out that it was just another virtue signaling performance to impress

are sanctions against balalaika and birch?sian navy, alexander moiseev. they really think that they can prohibit at least something from a person under whose leadership is the navy of the largest country on the planet. if our navy commander-in-chief is going to europe at the head of a combat squadron, then of course, of course, before that he will apply for a schengen visa. and while world leaders are injecting themselves, crying, but continue to eat the sanctioned anti-russian cactus, the international sawmill is like a pizlyar knife swiss butter, went through their next secret chat in our regular column: they snitched. the new sanctions package includes polina gagarina, have you heard? of course, we heard, we even know by heart, the sanctions package, gagarina’s songs, aren’t you afraid that you will have rains, hurricanes and tornadoes, angering the shaman, a bad idea, for some reason we are introducing sanctions, and ukraine is getting worse and worse, so i... but i wouldn’t give up the money, what a smart guy, we all woul

do you expect any sanctions for participating in the st. petersburg swim? have already been imposed on me, i think that i’m ready to argue with anyone regarding sanctions, i’m almost a world champion in this sport, so i think that you already know how, these sanctions don’t mean anything to me, because that i don’t need me, i don’t need to go to a europe that is ready to support the chaos that the moldovan regime is doing today? i don’t want that kind of europe, let them stay and live on their own, we will somehow live without them, we have everything the same, what they have is even better, so let’s develop our countries better, better visit each other, better observe traditions, respect each other, with this we can achieve a lot, ilan mironovich, another very important topic, of course , you voiced this question, i will give in... i want to formulate the question correctly: will chisinau succumb to these provocations and still try to resolve the same issue of transnistria, for example, by force? how do you think? unfortunately, i do not rule it out, becau

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