Treasury Places Sanctions on MS-13 Gang Leaders

Drug trafficking, money laundering, and murder are some of the gang’s regular activities. The Treasury Department has imposed sanctions against two key members of the MS-13, an international…

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U.S. and Turkey Join Forces to Curtail Financing of ISIS

Turkey imposes a financial freeze while the U.S. implements sanctions. The governments of the United States and Turkey took simultaneous joint actions to disrupt an ISIS financial facilitation…

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OFAC Sanctions Companies Linked to Iranian Oil

Fifth round of designations against Iranian petroleum trade. The Office of Foreign Assets Control at the Department of the Treasury recently sanctioned 13 companies for their facilitation in…

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U.S., UK, and EU Allow Russian Fertilizer for Food Security

Individual guidances issued for food industry and partners. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken released a joint statement this week with Josep Borrell, the High Representative of the…

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OFAC Sanctions Two North Korean Individuals

Treasury Department designates the pair for transporting and procuring ballistic missile supplies for DPRK. The Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control designated two individuals for…

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President Expands Executive Order Regarding Nicaragua

Human rights violations lead to a new round of sanctions. President Joe Biden signed an executive order this week that will impact the Nicaraguan gold industry. The order…

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Two Senators Propose Secondary Sanctions on Russia

The proposal strengthens G7 nations’ price cap on Russian oil. Two members of the Senate Banking Committee introduced a preliminary draft for legislation on Tuesday to impose secondary…

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Senators Seek to Declare Russia State Sponsor of Terrorism

Others already listed are China, Iran, North Korea, and Syria. A bipartisan effort to declare Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism was introduced by Senators Lindsey Graham…

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President’s Executive Order Would Deter Wrongful Detentions Abroad

His administration is seeking to disrupt hostage-taking.  President Joe Biden on Tuesday signed an executive order to strengthen the administration’s efforts to “bring hostages and wrongfully detained United…

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Sanctions Placed on Supporters of North Korea’s Missile Programs

North Korea tested nearly two dozen missiles this year. The U.S. Treasury Department has announced the placing of sanctions against an individual, two banks, and a trading company…

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