@9G8RG6KGreen Liberal8mos8MO
No, as long as they remain peaceful. If they commit human rights violations, or show hostilities towards other countries, we can sanction them, like we already do. Just because it’s authoritarian doesn’t mean the country should be sanctioned.
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yes, but directly the politician and the party not the people
@9FBRQ3R9mos9MO
Leaders and certain regime backing companies but not the whole country
As a Non-EU country we should not follow EU guidelines on sanctions.
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Deleted2yrs2Y
No, this is economic warfare and too interventionist
Deleted3yrs3Y
No, because it’s not up to the EU to tell nations, like Hungary or Poland, how to interact with other nations or rule its own nation.
@8BVCB3Y4yrs4Y
When they have human rights abuses, like China
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