Tag: EU Sanctions

EU Sanctions refer to restrictive measures imposed by the European Union (EU) against individuals, entities, or countries to influence behavior, achieve foreign policy goals, or promote international security. These measures can include asset freezes, travel bans, trade restrictions, and financial sanctions. The goal of EU sanctions is often to encourage compliance with international law, uphold human rights, or respond to violations such as aggression, terrorism, or nuclear proliferation. Sanctions are typically enacted in response to specific actions or policies, and the EU regularly reviews and updates these measures based on developments in the respective situations.