Sanctions as an European Union normative foreign policy instrument and their imposition on russia over Ukraine
Determine whether the European Union really acts as a normative foreign policy actor or simply maintains the hypocritical normative facade. Applying hard power in the form of sanctions against Russia as a result of its aggressive actions towards Ukraine.
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