New ITAR compliance risk matrices: a valuable tool
Issue 38. November 2023
Companies and universities that handle ITAR-controlled items have a new resource to assess…
Regulation
Governing the export of controlled items, technologies, information, and services.
Regulating AI: balancing innovation and national security
Issue 38. November 2023
The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence (“AI”) will bring incredible advancements to science…
All that glitters – Russian gold and sanctions circumvention
Issue 38. November 2023
STEPTOE: OUTSIDE COUNSEL Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and the…
Managing UN Notifications
Issue 37. October 2023
Five countries under UNSC sanctions currently require notification to or approval by the…
The long arm of the law: teamwork and the extraterritorial reach of US export enforcement
Issue 37. October 2023
The US Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry & Security has always been a…
A decade of ECR
Issue 37. October 2023
It’s 10 years since President Obama launched Export Control Reform with EO 13637.…
New guidance to prevent diversion in support of Russia’s war program
Issue 37. October 2023
STEPTOE: OUTSIDE COUNSEL Over the past month, the US government and allied governments…
$2m for failing to disclose researchers received foreign funds
Issue 37. October 2023
In another enforcement action involving university research funding, on 2 October the US…
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