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Moreover,
sanctions
are seen as allowing President Vladimir Putin to blame the West for Russia’s internal problems.
Indeed, some of Putin’s supporters within Russia welcome the
sanctions
as a means to compel Russian autarky – and thus strategic independence from the West.
Though the
sanctions
are not backed by China, they are already having a powerful effect, and the expectation that they will be tightened further is a huge concern for investors and the Russian government.
The latest
sanctions
are unprecedented.
Currently, the
sanctions
only limit Sberbank’s access to European capital markets.
If the West introduces full-blown
sanctions
against the largest Russian banks – as the US has already done against relatively small banks – those problems may become insurmountable.
This implies that
sanctions
will remain in place.
America’s ability to use oil
sanctions
to force Iran to negotiate an end to its nuclear-weapons program depended not only on Saudi willingness to make up Iran’s exports of a million barrels per day, but also on the general expectations that the shale revolution created.
Economic
sanctions
and political isolation have, of course, deeply hurt the regime, especially the Revolutionary Guards, whose leaders and industries have been directly targeted by the international community.
As the talks move ahead, the United States and its allies must stick to a dual-track policy: intensifying political pressure and economic sanctions, while negotiating seriously.
They should insist on transparency in Iran’s nuclear program, while offering a gradual easing of
sanctions
in exchange for verifiable guarantees that the regime is not pursuing nuclear weapons.
The Challenge of Russia’s DeclineCAMBRIDGE – As Europe debates whether to maintain its
sanctions
regime against Russia, the Kremlin’s policy of aggression toward Ukraine continues unabated.
Though
sanctions
are unlikely to change Crimea’s status or lead to withdrawal of Russian soldiers from Ukraine, they have upheld that principle, by showing that it cannot be violated with impunity.
For now, the policy consensus seems to be to maintain sanctions, help bolster Ukraine’s economy, and continue to strengthen NATO (an outcome that Putin undoubtedly did not intend).
The normal sequence would be assistance, persuasion, and non-military pressure like
sanctions
and criminal prosecution.
Invoking RtoP, that response began with a warning and the threat of
sanctions
and prosecution at the International Criminal Court, and only subsequently allowed military force to protect civilians.
Counting the Costs of Trump’s Iran PolicyMADRID – With President Donald Trump’s announcement that the United States will begin reimposing
sanctions
against Iran, the short, strange life of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal – formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action – has entered a new and dangerous phase.
The “comprehensive” in its official title refers to the lifting of nuclear-related
sanctions
and the verification measures to ensure compliance.
Thanks to the lifting of
sanctions
under the JCPOA, that negotiation would take place against a background of steadily improving economic conditions, which would persuade the Iranian public of the tangible benefits of a moderate and cooperative approach.
There is even talk of Russia and China creating an alternative international payment system to replace the SWIFT system, which the US and Europe can use to impose financial
sanctions
against Russia.
Unfortunately, the
sanctions
that the US and Europe are imposing on Russia, though necessary, may merely reinforce the conviction among Putin and his nationalist Slavophile advisers that Russia’s future lies not in the West, but in a separate integration project in the East.
Critics of intervention favor imposing additional
sanctions
on top officials.
Later that year, Waltz also argued that the strategy of combining
sanctions
with diplomacy was unlikely to dissuade Iran from developing its nuclear capacity.
Trump’s move leaves it up to the US Congress to decide whether to re-impose nuclear-related
sanctions
on Iran, which would amount to a violation of the agreement.
Punishingly tight
sanctions
alone will not change his mind.
Likewise, the Bucharest court was asked for the number of judges disciplined since the beginning of 2000, including grounds for any
sanctions
applied.
But none of them proposed a better solution, except to hope that United States-led individual
sanctions
or an oil embargo might do the trick.
The EU’s recent Treaty on Fiscal Union – the successor to the Growth and Stability Pact – prescribes binding legal commitments to balanced budgets and modest national debt, backed by supervision and
sanctions.
With respect to Iran, Obama struggled to implement United Nations-approved
sanctions
and avoid a premature war.
Foreign firms that continue to conduct business in Iran now face the threat of sanctions, and banks that process transactions risk losing access to the US financial system.
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