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US House of Representatives to Consider Russia Sanctions Bill Starting September 14

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The US House of Representatives may begin consideration of a bill on additional sanctions against Russia from September 14, according to Republican Congressman Don Bacon. The bill, which allows for tariffs of up to 100% on goods of the largest buyers of Russian energy resources, has faced resistance from Democrats who fear it could grant Donald Trump excessive tariff powers. Republicans, who control the House, have no immediate plans to consider the bill. The Graham bill on 'hellish sanctions' against Russia has stalled in the House due to concerns it would expand Trump's tariff powers and increase oil prices, and is unlikely to be voted on before the November midterm elections.

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    interfax

    RSS / @interfax.ru/rss

    США могут приступить к рассмотрению законопроекта о санкциях против РФ...

  2. Коммерсантъ avatar

    Коммерсантъ

    Telegram / @kommersant

    Рассмотрение законопроекта о санкциях против России может начаться в П...

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    ЕЖ

    Telegram / @ejdailyru

    Республиканцы, контролирующие Палату представителей, не намерены в бли...

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    Giovanni Staunovo

    X / Twitter / @staunovo

    A Russia sanctions bill that passed the Senate last month is likely st...

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