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The EU just announced a 10th round of sanctions on Russia. Are sanctions working?

The EU announced a new round of sanctions on Russia this week, which are set to hit Moscow with trade bans and technology export controls worth €11 billion in response to its invasion of Ukraine. With the EU unveiling its 10th sanctions package, we head to Brussels for a discussion between expert Maria Demertzis and Thanos Davelis to look at what additional measures are being added to the sanctions mix. We also break down why the previous 9 rounds of sanctions haven’t managed to entirely isolate Russia, cripple its economy, or inhibit Moscow’s ability to wage war, and why the future looks much more difficult for Putin. 

Maria Demertzis is a Senior fellow at Bruegel and a part-time Professor of Economic Policy at the School of Transnational Governance at the European University Institute in Florence.

Read Maria Demertzis’ latest for Bruegel here: Are sanctions against Russia working?

You can read the articles we discuss on our podcast here:

Statement on the 10th package of sanctions

Putin is staring at defeat in his gas war with Europe

With eye on Russia, Greece and Bulgaria expand gas deal

Mitsotakis promises new faces and more women on ND ballot

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