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Sanctions on Russia from Brussels and Washington
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A look back at 3 August 2018, when the United States targeted a Russian bank days after the European Union penalised firms tied to the Crimea bridge.
EU sanctions on Crimea bridge builders: a look back
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A retrospective on the EU's decision to penalise six Russian companies tied to the Crimean bridge, reported as of 2 August 2018.
Brussels punishes builders of Russia's link to annexed Crimea
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A look back at the sanctions the European Union imposed on six Russian companies over the bridge linking mainland Russia to annexed Crimea.
Brussels blacklists six Russian companies tied to Kerch Strait link
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A look back at the sanctions the European Union imposed on six Russian companies linked to the Crimea bridge, reported on 31 July 2018.
EU sanctions Russian firms behind Crimea bridge
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A look back at the European Union's 31 July 2018 decision to penalise companies building the link between mainland Russia and the annexed peninsula.
Looking back at EU sanctions on six Russian bridge companies
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A look back at the sanctions the European Union imposed on six Russian companies on 31 July 2018.
Bridge to annexed peninsula: Russian contractors face European Union penalties
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A look back at the European Union's measure against Russian companies involved in building the bridge to the annexed peninsula.
Trump, Conte and a divided G7: Russia's place questioned
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A look back at the argument over Russia's place in the group, which divided leaders at the 44th G7 summit.
What did Poroshenko decree on 31 May 2018?
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A look back at a presidential decree on the Ukrainian language and a Polish defence debate about US troops.
Kyiv's CIS exit order, 20 May 2018 in context
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A look back at the decree on ending Ukraine's participation in Commonwealth of Independent States bodies, and the events around it.
Kerch bridge opens and Poland expels a Russian woman
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A look back at two developments on the Russia–Ukraine axis in the days before 18 May 2018: the opening of the road section of the Kerch Strait Bridge, and a Polish expulsion.
Kerch bridge and a Polish expulsion, May 2018
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A look back at two reports from mid-May 2018 involving Russia, Crimea and Ukraine's western neighbour.
Poland expels Russian woman over tension plot
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A look back at the Polish detention of a Russian national, and the opening of the Kerch Strait Bridge road section two days earlier.
What did the Kerch Strait bridge opening signify?
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A retrospective on the road section of a 19-kilometre link between Crimea and Russia, opened on 15 May 2018.
Crimea road crossing opens, four years after annexation
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A retrospective on the road section of a 19-kilometre bridge joining Crimea to Russia, opened on 15 May 2018.
Putin opens road section of Kerch Strait Bridge
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A look back at the opening of the road part of the 19-kilometre bridge linking Russia with Crimea, which Russia annexed in 2014.
Three ex-presidents' appeal on a Ukrainian church tomos
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A look back at an appeal by Ukraine's three former presidents, issued on 8 May 2018, and a separate US naval decision days earlier.
Parliament supports presidential appeal to Ecumenical Patriarch for a Tomos
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A look back at a warning over a flooded Donbas mine and a parliamentary vote on church autocephaly, both reported on 19 April 2018.
Two Kyiv appeals that framed April 2018
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A look back at how Ukraine's ecology minister and parliament each sought outside help in the days before 23 April 2018.
Kiev rejects declaration rollback as US adds sanctions on Russia
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A look back at the days before 9 April 2018, when Kyiv moved to end its Donbass operation, rejected a declaration rollback and saw new US sanctions on Russia.
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