I recently read news that the US Court of Appeals ruled most of Trump's tariffs illegal because the right to apply customs mechanisms belongs exclusively to Congress. I was interested in whether the President of Ukraine can introduce new customs tariffs without a corresponding law?
I would like to know whether it would be legal to impose sanctions against Ukraine if it were done within the framework of international law and in accordance with bilateral agreements between Ukraine and the countries imposing sanctions, such as the United States?
The EU is planning to impose new sanctions against Russia, particularly on banks, the oil sector, and cryptocurrency exchanges. I wonder if these sanctions will apply in any way to companies from Ukraine if they have business ties with Russia?
According to Article 114 of the Constitution of Ukraine, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine ensures, in particular, the implementation of acts of the President of Ukraine and acts of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. Does this mean that the President of Ukraine can instruct the Cabinet of Ministers to lift travel restrictions for certain categories of citizens, for example, for men under 22, as stated in the news?
How can the new Customs Code of Ukraine affect my business if I import goods from the EU? Will there be changes in customs procedures?