Ukraine's demographic future doesn't look optimistic - Institute for Demography and Social Studies
Japan extends sanctions against Russian companies and individuals
On Friday, March 1, Japan expands sanctions against Russia and adds 12 individuals and 29 Russian companies to the sanctions list.
client/title.list_title
The Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported this, Bloomberg writes.
“We decided on the latest sanctions in cooperation with the G-7 from the perspective of what would be effective in achieving a just and lasting peace in Ukraine,” Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi said.
It is noted that Japan has applied export sanctions to 29 Russian organizations. They also apply to 12 individuals, including the son of the former governor of Krasnoyarsk, Artem Uss, who fled from house arrest in Italy. Among the restricted entities are the Kalashnikov and Almaz-Antey conglomerates, Tinkoff Bank, and the United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC).
- On Monday, February 19, a Ukrainian delegation led by Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal met with Japanese officials in Tokyo, resulting in the signing of 56 cooperation agreements.
Leave a comment
Read also:
- News
2024, Saturday
5 October
13:45
Review
Russia's failed assault in Kurakhove sector, its further actions in Vuhledar. Serhiy Zgurets' column
12:59
Exclusive
Russian forces deploy numerous air defense systems near Kerch bridge - Ukraine's Navy
2024, Friday
4 October
21:10
Following Vuhledar withdrawal, Ukraine's 72nd brigade positioned in new defensive line without rotation
20:55
Ukrainian strike on Russia’s Borisoglebsk airfield destroys unidentified containers - Defense Express
20:34
Exclusive
"Extremely hard situation, many wounded": 110th Brigade spokesman on Pokrovsk direction
20:15
OPINION
How Ukrainian military spy chief Budanov turned from president's favorite to outsider, and what Yermak has to do with it
19:09
Exclusive
"Weakens Russian government, ignites conflict in North Caucasus" - serviceman about Wildberries showdown in Moscow
