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Expert insights on SANCTIONS - interview with Vladyslav Vlasiuk

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Don't miss the engaging conversation between Tetiana Gaiduk from KYIV NOT KIEV and Vladyslav Vlasiuk, Advisor to the Office of the President of Ukraine and Secretary of the International Expert Group on Russian Sanctions. In this insightful interview, Mr. Vlasiuk shares his objective to inflict maximum economic pain on russia through sanctions. He emphasises the importance of coordinated actions by democratic nations to neutralize russia's aggression against Ukraine, limiting their financial resources and access to technology. Mr. Vlasiuk highlights the unprecedented level of coordination among partner states in implementing sanctions, demonstrating trust they have in each other. His role involves engaging with foreign government representatives to ensure the International Group of Experts' proposals, which add to the foundation of Ukraine's sanctions policy, resonate with other countries' policies towards russia. Although significant progre …...more
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Expert insights on SANCTIONS - interview with Vladyslav Vlasiuk
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2023Jul 18
Don't miss the engaging conversation between Tetiana Gaiduk from KYIV NOT KIEV and Vladyslav Vlasiuk, Advisor to the Office of the President of Ukraine and Secretary of the International Expert Group on Russian Sanctions. In this insightful interview, Mr. Vlasiuk shares his objective to inflict maximum economic pain on russia through sanctions. He emphasises the importance of coordinated actions by democratic nations to neutralize russia's aggression against Ukraine, limiting their financial resources and access to technology. Mr. Vlasiuk highlights the unprecedented level of coordination among partner states in implementing sanctions, demonstrating trust they have in each other. His role involves engaging with foreign government representatives to ensure the International Group of Experts' proposals, which add to the foundation of Ukraine's sanctions policy, resonate with other countries' policies towards russia. Although significant progress has been made, there is still much work ahead. Setting a price cap for oil and implementing financial restrictions or individual sanctions against those involved in the aggression have yet to lead to a cessation of hostilities. Critical components, including those from Western production, continue to find their way into russian weapons. Trade in Western goods has shifted through reexport via third countries, raising concerns about effective sanction implementation, the need of export control, and introducing end-user certificates. In the first part of this conversation, you'll learn more about the work of the International Group of Experts, also known as the Yermak-McFaul or Stanford Group. Discover how the Group's papers are shaped, who has the final say in their approval, and how to potentially join the Group. The interview also explores the readiness of different countries to support specific sanctions and what prevents this. Stay tuned for the second part of this compelling conversation, coming this Thursday. #Sanctions #Ukraine #InternationalGroupofExperts #sanctionsgroup #stoprussia #KYIVNOTKIEV #interview #russianaggression KYIV NOT KIEV in Facebook:   / kyivnotkievchannel   Instagram: @kyivnotkievchannel Twitter: @kyivnotkievch 0.13 - Intro 1.16 - International Working Group on Sanctions 8.06 - Priorities of sanctions policy 11.47 - Communication with sanctions coalition 15.41 - Why some countries are hesitant about implementing sanctions 17.54 - Third countries that help to circumvent sanctions 20.01 - EU effort to monitor sanctions implementation

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Kyiv Not Kiev

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