Sanctions to Russia
Business
Crippling Sanctions Push Russia into Default on Billions in Debt
Russia has defaulted on roughly 37.8 billion euros, or $40 billion—in international debt, the effects of mounting and crippling international sanctions four months into its invasion of Ukraine.
Russia had originally faced a May 27th deadline to hand over the...
Greece
Putin's Aide Visits Greece Despite Being on EU's Sanctions List
President Vladimir Putin's aide Vladislav Surkov has visited Mount Athos in Greece despite being on the European Union sanctions list, says a Time magazine report.
In late May, Surkov reportedly accompanied the Russian President and several prominent Russian politicians and priests...
Greece
Greek Foreign Minister: 'I'm Not a Russian Puppet'
European Union foreign ministers approved the extension of existing sanctions against Russia on Thursday, winning the support of the new leftist government of Greece, whose position had been in doubt.
The ministers agreed to extend sanctions imposed last year that...
Greece
Greece Satisfied with EU Summit Decision
According to diplomatic representatives, the Heads of State and the Government of the European Union have expressed their satisfaction with the decision of the Summit in Brussels, which took place on August 30.
In regards to the issue of EU...
Greece
First Trucks Forced Back to Greece after Russian Import Embargo
The first trucks that were transporting Greek peaches and nectarines to Russia, returned back to Greece without being able to unload their goods due to the import embargo imposed by Russian President Vladimir Putin on products from Europe, USA, Australia and Canada.
Putin...
Economy
Greek Wine and Olive Oil Survive Russia’s Import Embargo
Baby food and alcoholic drinks, including wine, have been excluded from the embargo the Russian government decided to impose on imports from EU countries, the United States, Australia, Canada and Norway. Although the ban on Greek goods exported to...