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The article is devoted to the legal analysis of unilateral measures of an economic nature, which are commonly identified with the term “sanctions.” It has been established that modern unilateral economic measures often have an extraterritorial nature, thereby causing damage to the third states and cross-border cooperation. From the position of generally recognized principles of international law and special principles and norms of the law of international responsibility, unilateral measures of an economic nature can be viewed as countermeasures. They cannot be identified with sanctions in their international legal understanding and must meet a number of requirements in order to be declared as lawful.

proceedings of the international conference on sustainable development of cross-border regions: economic, social and security challenges (icsdcbr 2019)

Unilateral economic measures and their impact on the development of cross-border cooperation: an international legal aspect