The measures, intended to thwart nuclear ambitions, are some of the most extensive sanctions imposed in recent times. They place severe restrictions on the export of crude oil and refined petroleum to that state, ban the export of arms, dual use equipment, rocket fuel, natural gas, luxury ...
footwear, travel goods and furniture from China since 2018. For footwear alone, the tariffs imposed an annual direct cost on importers of at least 250 million U.S. dollars, which escalated each year to exceed 450 million dollars in 2022. ...
The United States has imposed sanctions on several other African countries, including the Central African Republic, the DRC, Ethiopia, Libya, Mali, Somalia, Sudan, and South Sudan, causing significant harm to their social, economic, and human rights development. "The key is the perception that ...
First, China has not become the world's second-largest economy by colonizing any other country or by exploiting or stealing other countries' resources. On the contrary, it has made much of the self-reliant technological advances despite the unlawful sanctions imposed by the US and other Western ...
Sanctions imposed to target a country's political regime can have devastating effects on the lives of its people. Other Economic Sanctions Not all of the U.S.'s economic sanctions target entire countries. Some are aimed at specific individuals or entities. Generally, such sanctions focus on poli...
Sanctions imposed in December 2021 on Belarus, which produces 18% of the world’s potash, over its government’s attempts tofomenta migrant crisis in Europe, made things worse. 这是《经济学人》2022年6月刊的一篇文章'Why fertiliser prices are soaring'第2段,共5句。
A joint U.S. study released in 2023 assessed the impact of the Section 301 tariffs imposed on U.S. imports of apparel, footwear, travel goods and furniture from China since 2018. For footwear alone, the tariffs imposed an annual direct cost on importers of at least 250 million U.S. dol...
Russia's continuing dependence on oil leaves its economy vulnerable to the volatility of global oil prices and other factors—notably economic sanctions from other countries. They were imposed on Russia by the United States and the EU in response to Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014.25 ...
On the other hand, factors of instability including the rising uncertainty and risk of the world economy since the outbreak of the Ukraine crisis, the increasing interest rates by the Federal Reserve, and ten rounds of sanctions imposed on Russia by the European Union have aggravated the inflation...
Russia cut off or threatened to cut off gas supplies in retaliation for sanctions imposed following its invasion of Ukraine.82China appeared to deepen its oil and gas trade with Russia at this juncture. In 2022, Russia provided 17 percent of China’s oil imports and 10 percent of its LNG ...