EU imposes oil embargo on North Korea in symbolic gestureLUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - The European Union banned the sale of oil and oil products to North Korea on Monday, in a largely symbolic move aimed at encouraging countries that have more significant levels of trade with the country to follow suit. EU foreign ministers also imposed a blanket ban on doing business with North Korea in sanctions that go beyond the latest U.N. measures. The EU does not sell oil to Pyongyang.  Following North Korea s most powerful nuclear test, the U.N. Security Council capped North Korean imports of crude oil, but China and Russia resisted an outright ban. EU ministers cited  the persistent threat to international peace and stability  posed by Pyongyang. As part of the measures, North Korean workers in the EU - estimated to be about 400, mainly in Poland - now face a lower limit on the amount for money they can send home and their work visas will not be renewed once they expire.  The sanctions add three more top North Korean officials and six businesses to a blacklist banning them from travel to the EU and freezing their assets.  That will take the total of those sanctioned by the EU to 41 individuals and 10 companies, a senior EU official said. U.N. sanctions target 63 people and 53 companies and institutions.        worldnews
eu imposes oil embargo north korea symbolic gestureluxembourg reuters the european union banned sale oil oil products north korea monday largely symbolic move aimed encouraging countries significant levels trade country follow suit eu foreign ministers also imposed blanket ban business north korea sanctions go beyond latest measures the eu sell oil pyongyang following north korea powerful nuclear test security council capped north korean imports crude oil china russia resisted outright ban eu ministers cited persistent threat international peace stability posed pyongyang as part measures north korean workers eu estimated mainly poland face lower limit amount money send home work visas renewed expire the sanctions add three top north korean officials six businesses blacklist banning travel eu freezing assets that take total sanctioned eu individuals companies senior eu official said sanctions target people companies institutions worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: EU imposes oil embargo on North Korea in symbolic gestureLUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - The European Union banned the sale of oil and oil products to North Korea on Monday, in a largely symbolic move aimed at encouraging countries that have more significant levels of trade with the country to follow suit. EU foreign ministers also imposed a blanket ban on doing business with North Korea in sanctions that go beyond the latest U.N. measures. The EU does not sell oil to Pyongyang.  Following North Korea s most powerful nuclear test, the U.N. Security Council capped North Korean imports of crude oil, but China and Russia resisted an outright ban. EU ministers cited  the persistent threat to international peace and stability  posed by Pyongyang. As part of the measures, North Korean workers in the EU - estimated to be about 400, mainly in Poland - now face a lower limit on the amount for money they can send home and their work visas will not be renewed once they expire.  The sanctions add three more top North Korean officials and six businesses to a blacklist banning them from travel to the EU and freezing their assets.  That will take the total of those sanctioned by the EU to 41 individuals and 10 companies, a senior EU official said. U.N. sanctions target 63 people and 53 companies and institutions.        worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: eu imposes oil embargo north korea symbolic gestureluxembourg reuters the european union banned sale oil oil products north korea monday largely symbolic move aimed encouraging countries significant levels trade country follow suit eu foreign ministers also imposed blanket ban business north korea sanctions go beyond latest measures the eu sell oil pyongyang following north korea powerful nuclear test security council capped north korean imports crude oil china russia resisted outright ban eu ministers cited persistent threat international peace stability posed pyongyang as part measures north korean workers eu estimated mainly poland face lower limit amount money send home work visas renewed expire the sanctions add three top north korean officials six businesses blacklist banning travel eu freezing assets that take total sanctioned eu individuals companies senior eu official said sanctions target people companies institutions worldnews