Russia lists 22 in return for UK sanctions
Issue 42. April 2024
Russia’s foreign ministry has blacklisted 22 people in retaliation for sanctions by the…
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US customs block work glove imports from Chinese firm amid forced labor concerns
Issue 42. April 2024
The US Customs and Border Protection (“CBP”) has said it will detain work…
Bipartisan bill aims to establish US center for export controls
Issue 42. April 2024
US Senator Mitt Romney has introduced bipartisan legislation for establishing the “Export Enforcement…
Bank research says export controls have lost US $ billions
Issue 42. April 2024
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York has issued a research paper: “Geopolitical…
US says it will not lift sanctions against Iranian IT firm already delisted by EU
Issue 42. April 2024
The United States will not follow the European Union’s lead in lifting sanctions…
Trade Compliance’s profile growing with recognition of corporate strategic value
Issue 42. April 2024
In his keynote remarks at the recent BIS Update Conference 2024, Under Secretary…
New BIS guidance to help freight forwarders remain compliant with export controls
Issue 42. April 2024
Amid mounting concerns around increasing sanctions evasion activities by Russia, China, Iran and…
Conflict of controls: US-bound Canadian ship seized in Germany
Issue 42. April 2024
On 4 March, Atlantic Navigator II, a 633-foot-long Marshall Islands-flagged vessel ship that…
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