Gabriel Gavin is a journalist for POLITICO Europe, with his work also appearing in POLITICO. He specializes in covering European politics, energy, and international conflicts. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and reporting, Gabriel's articles delve into the complexities of geopolitical issues and their impact on Europe and the world.
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By: Gabriel Gavin
Warsaw wants to use its turn in the EU's rotating chair to take on Russian imports.
By: Jacopo Barigazzi, Jordyn Dahl, Gabriel Gavin
Gabrielius Landsbergis told POLITICO there is little chance of China becoming a “guarantor of peace.”
By: Victor Jack, Gabriel Gavin
Latvia and Lithuania vetoed the package, objecting to the extension of a carveout that lets EU firms continue operating in Russia.
Opposition fighters have taken control of key cities and freed prisoners held for years behind bars.
By: Koen Verhelst, Victor Jack, Gabriel Gavin
The penalties will bar dozens of additional ships from EU ports.
By: Victor Jack, Gabriel Gavin
Momentum for quitting Moscow's revenue driver has stalled. “Something new needs to happen,” Dan Jørgensen told POLITICO.
By: Gabriel Gavin
Hundreds of murkily operated vessels continue to transport Russian oil around the world despite EU sanctions.
By: Gabriel Gavin
An agreement that allows Moscow to pump fuel via Ukraine is set to expire at the end of the year.
By: Veronika Melkozerova, Gabriel Gavin
Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico's fears for energy security are unfounded, senior Ukrainian official tells POLITICO.
Robert Fico's visit to Moscow comes as Putin-friendly EU leaders try to ensure Russian gas keeps flowing into Europe.
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