Revisiting Sanctions on Russia and Counter-Sanctions on the EU: The economic impact three years later

Daniel Gros and Mattia Di Salvo

CEPS Papers from Centre for European Policy Studies

Abstract: On June 28th, the European Council took a decision to prolong the economic sanctions imposed on Russia until 31 January 2018. These sanctions: 1) limit access to EU capital markets for major Russian state-owned financial institutions and energy and defence companies, 2) ban both the export and import of arms, 3) ban the export of dual-use goods for military use to Russia and 4) curtail Russia’s access to certain sensitive technologies and services that can be used for oil production and exploration.

Pages: 3 pages
Date: 2017-07
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