226 AI-summarised articles from public-domain government sources: US Treasury OFAC, UK OFSI, European Commission, Australian DFAT, Canada Global Affairs, US BIS. Updated several times daily. → See what changed this week
The European Union has adopted its 20th package of sanctions aimed at Russia, focusing heavily on energy, finance, and anti-circumvention efforts. The new measures include 36 new listings within the R...
Read moreThe European Council has implemented a new round of restrictive measures targeting Iran in response to the regime's internal crackdown on protesters and its military support for Russia. The latest san...
Read moreThe European Commission has implemented a new dynamic mechanism to adjust the price cap for Russian crude oil. Effective February 1, the new limit for Russian crude has been reduced to $44.10 per barr...
Read moreEuropean Union member states have expanded their maritime sanctions by designating 41 additional vessels as part of an effort to target Russia's "shadow fleet." This latest round of restrictions bring...
Read moreThe European Commission has implemented a new round of restrictive measures targeting the "shadow fleet" ecosystem used by Russia, as well as entities in Belarus. These sanctions are part of a broader...
Read moreThe European Union has adopted its 19th package of sanctions aimed at undermining Russia's war economy. The new measures target several critical sectors, including energy, finance, and trade, while in...
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