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Pashkovskaya, I.G. Energy policy of the EU towards the Ukraine.

Abstract: Ukraine is the 4th priority destination of energy policy of the EU after Russia, Norway, Algiers and Turkey. Its geo-strategic position between the EU and the Russian Federation, which is the key supplier of the energy to the EU member states, requires the energy policy of the EU towards Ukraine, which in turn is aimed to lower the infl uence of Russia on Ukraine in the sphere of energy and involvement of the energy sector of the Ukrainian economics in the inner energy market of the EU.

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jurisprudence, security, the EU, Ukraine, law, policy, inner, energy, market.

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