Значения термина economic retaliation на английском

So Ecuador's help for Assange brings little chance of significant economic retaliation from Washington.

Mergers have been caught in the crossfire, and targeted economic retaliation is a weapon China has used before.

Moscow has already threatened economic retaliation.

The vote prompted military and economic retaliation from Baghdad, which retook the territory seized by Kurdish forces since 2014.

The risk of Europe and Russia becoming locked in a damaging spiral of economic retaliation depended on Russia, he said.

Last year, South Korean companies were hit heavily by Chinese economic retaliation over Seoul's deployment of a US missile shield system.

He criticised China for taking " economic retaliation" against Australia and for engaging in so-called wolf warrior diplomacy with numerous countries.

Russia has threatened economic retaliation against Turkey and said it was still awaiting a reasonable explanation for the shooting down of its warplane.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in said Japan's economic retaliation is not only intrinsically unfair, but unjust because it stems from Japan's colonial-era abuses.

Russia has threatened economic retaliation against Turkey and said it was still awaiting a reasonable explanation for the shooting down of it(...)

Turkish assets remained under pressure as Russia threatened economic retaliation over its downed jet, but other emerging equities edged up, snapping a three-day losing streak.

Not only has attribution of online espionage long vexed investigators, the prospect of diplomatic or economic retaliation has also been an impediment to taking action.

South Korea has called the export restrictions "unjust economic retaliation" and its deputy national security adviser accused Japan of violating international law by imposing them.