The European Union has begun easing energy, transport, and banking sanctions against Syria in order to help revive the country’s economy, contingent on the new government’s commitment to peace. The EU will suspend sanctions targeting oil, gas, electricity, transport, and banking while reducing limitations on luxury goods exports. The decision is part of efforts to support Syria’s political transition, economic recovery, and stabilization, with the possibility of re-imposing sanctions if necessary.
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Europe’s ‘happy vassal’ complex
The recent US-EU trade agreement has significantly weakened the EU's global standing, exposing its political vulnerabilities and undermining its climate agenda while highlighting a troubling trend of “vassalisation heureuse.” As Trump’s imperial vision takes shape, the EU struggles to assert its sovereignty amid growing dissatisfaction among Europeans, revealing an existential threat that could reshape international order if not effectively resisted. Want More Context? 🔎
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