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Switzerland mulls Ukraine trade restriction extension

Switzerland not only sanctions Russia but also prohibits goods being exported to Ukraine that could be used in the conflict. The Swiss government wants to extend Ukraine trade restrictions by enshrining temporary emergency powers into a new law. + Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox Switzerland largely adopts European Union sanctions against Russia. But to ensure neutrality in a conflict zone, the Swiss government also restricts trade with Ukraine. Switzerland sanctions Russia under the embargo law. In the absence of a corresponding legal basis for Ukraine, the Federal Council exercises emergency powers under the constitution. + How neutrality vote could affect Swiss policy Jörg Künzli, a professor of constitutional and international law at the University of Bern, says the Swiss government is refusing to make any concessions regarding neutrality. “Therefore, the Federal Council felt obligated to introduce restrictions on war-related goods, also to the ... Full story here Are you the author?
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