Announcement
18 Dec 2023
In December 2023, the European Union adopted its twelfth sanctions package against Russia in the context of its invasion of Ukraine. The package includes trade, sectoral and other economic measures that met GTA reporting criteria.
Source
Number of interventions
17
15 certainly harmful
0 likely harmful
2 liberalising
Implementation date
01 Oct 2028
Revocation date:
No revocation date
Implementation date
01 Oct 2027
Revocation date:
30 Sep 2028
Implementation date
01 Oct 2026
Revocation date:
30 Sep 2027
Implementation date
01 Jan 2026
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No revocation date
Implementation date
01 Oct 2025
Revocation date:
30 Sep 2026
Implementation date
01 Jan 2025
Revocation date:
31 Dec 2025
Implementation date
01 Oct 2024
Revocation date:
30 Sep 2025
Implementation date
01 Sep 2024
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No revocation date
Implementation date
01 Mar 2024
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No revocation date
Implementation date
18 Jan 2024
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No revocation date
Implementation date
01 Jan 2024
Revocation date:
No revocation date
Implementation date
19 Dec 2023
Revocation date:
No revocation date
Implementation date
19 Dec 2023
Revocation date:
31 Dec 2024
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