The European Union has adopted its largest batch of individual sanctions against Russia in four years, widening restrictions on the oil sector, banks, cryptocurrency platforms and the so-called shadow fleet. The new measures could indirectly affect Azerbaijani interests because of a transaction ban on an oil refinery in Georgia’s Kulevi, located near an oil terminal owned by state energy company SOCAR. The 21st package, adopted on July 2...

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