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Read also On February 3, a group of US senators came up with a bill calling for new sanctions against Russia for "brazen violations of international law including the poisoning and imprisonment of opposition leader and anti-corruption activist Alexey Navalny." The European Union and Germany may also introduce more restrictive measures against Moscow, according to Angela Merkel’s spokesman Steffen Seibert, Vedomosti writes. Director of Programs at the Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC) Ivan Timofeev pointed out that numerous bills on imposing sanctions against Moscow had been intro...

Biden’s Sanctions Policy; the first steps including blocked vessels that fly the flags of Cameroon, Russia and Liberia Biden’s Sanctions Policy; the first steps including blocked vessels that fly the flags of Cameroon, Russia and Liberia Biden’s Sanctions Policy. The First Steps Joe Biden and Congress have yet to create new sanctions regimes. And here, in all likelihood, a certain revision of the existing policy lies ahead. It is unlikely to lead to radical qualitative changes in all azimuths, but a correction of important details can be expected, writes Valdai Club Programme Direc...

Top stories from the Russian press on Monday, January 11th © EPA-EFE/Erin Schaff / POOL Izvestia: What’s behind the new impeachment crusade against Trump The Democrats are determined to launch another impeachment process against outgoing US President Donald Trump ten days before he leaves office. The Republican Party will inherit a serious crisis from the 45th president of the United States, Izvestia writes. "The situation seems rather absurd because the goal of an impeachment process is to remove the president from office. It’s not a court trial. Courts may go after the head of state ...

Top stories in the Russian press on Wednesday, December 23 © AP Photo/Francisco Seco   Izvestia: Russia, EU continue to hurl sanctions at each other Moscow’s new sanctions against certain EU individuals, which bar them from entering Russia, are a tit-for-tat response in the war of restrictions unleashed in the fall, said experts interviewed by Izvestia. Political scientists believe a further escalation of tensions is on the horizon. On December 22, the Russian Foreign Ministry issued a statement on retaliatory measures in response to the European Union’s October sanctions against Russ...