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June 5, 2026German Law JournalOpen Access

Deconstructing the Sino-Russian Janus-Faced Approach to Unilateral Sanctions

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DMDaniele Musmeci

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Article examines Russia and China's evolving use of unilateral sanctions, suggesting a shift in international law's normative landscape.

Key Points

  • This Article explores the changing perspectives of Russia and China on unilateral sanctions, focusing on their newly adopted practices.
  • Analysis of Russia and China's historical opposition to unilateral sanctions.
  • Examination of recent retaliatory and strategic sanctions imposed by both nations.
  • Discussion on implications for international law regarding the use of coercive measures.
  • China has introduced targeted sanctions against foreign officials in response to threats to its sovereignty.
  • Russia has implemented counter-sanctions through export bans and travel restrictions against Western nations.
  • The Article suggests a growing reliance on national legal frameworks for imposing sanctions, reflecting a shift in the normative landscape.

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Daniele Musmeci (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a22692e763171746d547cdfhttps://doi.org/10.1017/glj.2026.10216
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