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Can sanctions deter North Korea’s nuclear ambitions?
Aug 7, 2017
Over the weekend, the U.N. Security Council unanimously approved a new round of sanctions against North Korea. The sanctions could shave a billion dollars off the country’s annual export revenue, essentially cutting it by a third. This is in response to North Korea’s recent tests of intercontinental ballistic missiles, which broke existing international sanctions. Is there […]
How countries have tried to retaliate against North Korea
Aug 7, 2017
Over the weekend, the U.N. decided to sanction North Korea in a move backed by China.
Why the sanctions bill against Russia is controversial
Jul 26, 2017
The measure may have support from both parties in the U.S., but Europe isn't too happy about it.
White House announces Russia sanctions in retaliation for cyberattacks
Dec 29, 2016
Russian operatives will also be expelled from the U.S.
What’s the current status of U.S. sanctions on Russia?
Dec 16, 2016
Yesterday, President Obama vowed to punish Russia for its recent cyber attacks.
Firms trading with Cuba weigh new political climate
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Andy Uhler
Nov 28, 2016
Trump has said he could nix Obama's deal lifting some sanctions with the communist nation.
The big loophole in China's sanctions on North Korea
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Rob Schmitz
Apr 6, 2016
Should North Korea's economy collapse, it won't be pretty for China.
For public good, not for profit.
How U.S. sanctions have become more targeted
Mar 30, 2016
Treasure Secretary Jack Lew explains and defends evolving policies.
U.S. businesses eye Iran with enthusiasm and caution
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Andy Uhler
Jan 27, 2016
Some sanctions against Iran are lifted. Breaching those remaining can mean stiff penalties.
The link between Russia's military and sanctions
Nov 26, 2015
France has sanctions against Russia, but they are coordinating on fighting ISIS.