Belarus, new sanctions and the sanctions policy against Russia

15 July 2021

The tension with Belarus and the new, tough sanctions adopted against Minsk are part of the broader framework of relations between the EU and Russia, particularly regarding the aims and effectiveness of its sanctions. This SRA presents an analysis of the impact of sanctions on the Belarusian economic sectors and of Moscow’s role in the match between Minks and Brussels.

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