THE JOURNAL OF EXPORT CONTROLS AND SANCTIONS
NEWS
Plans for exports after a no-deal Brexit attain new urgency
Theresa May’s struggles add to EU-UK trade relations worries.
US government shutdown hampering export licensing and SDN list removals
‘[C]urtailed’ services for licence requests, advisory opinions and commodity classifications among the fallout from budget standoff.
US Treasury pushes ahead with lifting of Deripaska-related sanctions, despite opposition
January, 2019Treasury to lift sanctions on EN+, RUSAL and ESE at end of January.
EU implements first UN sanctions on Mali
January, 2019Three individuals are now subject to EU travel bans.
Update for exporters on prolonged US government shutdown
January, 2019Shutdown, now the longest in history, began on 22 December
Typhoon OGEL updated to include Qatar
January, 2019Revision follows Qatar’s agreement to buy 24 Typhoon jets.
End in sight for US sanctions on EN+, RUSAL and JSE
January, 2019OFAC to lift sanctions by end of January following 'significant restructuring and corporate governance changes'.
Russia adds to its Ukraine sanctions list
January, 2019567 individuals and 75 companies now on under Russia’s Ukraine sanctions list.
Updates impact seven OGELs and one open general transshipment licence.
EU responds to Iranian terror threat with sanctions
January, 2019Sanctions follow ‘recent foiled attacks on the European soil’.
