EU Strengthens Sudan Sanctions Regime by Targeting Gold Trade
The Council of the EU has adopted new measures targeting the gold trade as part of its sanctions regime against Sudan. This action aims to cut off a key revenue source for actors undermining peace and stability in the region.
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