Kharon

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TikTok Security Debate Draws Scrutiny to Other Chinese Tech

U.S. Sanctions Top Hong Kong Officials, Further Escalating Tensions With China

Prison Labor Indications Trigger U.S. Block of Chinese Garment Firm’s Shipments

U.S. Sanctions Libyan Smuggling Network

U.N. Sanctions Leader of Central African Republic Armed Group

Zimbabwean Businessman Sanctioned For Corruption Linked to Country’s Leaders

As Crackdowns Grow, White Supremacist Groups Adapt Online

U.K. Issues New Guidance on Maritime Risk

Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps Sanctioned Over Human-Rights Abuses

EU Unveils Cyber Sanctions, Targeting Actors in North Korea, China, Russia

Syrian Businessman Sanctioned by U.S. for Profiting From Assad’s Atrocities

Coating Sales to Iran Cooks Whitford Worldwide

Sanctioned Russian White Supremacist Group Gets A Little Help From Its Friends

Hizballah Financier’s Relative Financed Purchase of Maryland Property Tied to Former Gambian Leader

Venezuelan Brothers Sanctioned for Helping Maduro’s Son, Gold Trade

U.S. Sanctions ISIS Financial Facilitators

Iranian Steelmakers Seek to Stay the Course Despite Covid-Depleted Demand

U.S. Restricts Exports to Firms Implicated in Xinjiang Human Rights Abuses

U.S. Widens Sanctions on Chinese Fentanyl Trafficking Organization

U.S. Sanctions Nicaraguan President’s Son, Family’s Frontman

U.N. Sanctions Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan Leader

Scheme to Supply Cigarette Filters to North Korea Smokes Essentra’s UAE Subsidiary

Wagner Group’s Operations in Africa, Asia, Financed by ‘Putin’s Chef,’ Sanctioned By U.S.

U.S. to Block Visas for Employees of Chinese Technology Companies

Gulf Countries Sanction MSB Networks Aiding ISIS

Screening Failures Buy Amazon a Sanctions Penalty

Xinjiang Officials and Police Sanctioned by U.S. Over Human Rights Abuses

Drug Kingpin & Transnational Crime

Fugitive Former Mexican Governor Arrested in Miami on Embezzlement Allegations

Stepson of Longtime Mexican Drug Kingpin Helped Family Sell House to Evade Sanctions, U.S. Says

Global Magnitsky

U.K. Launches Human Rights Sanctions Regime, Designates Dozens

U.S. Warns Companies About Xinjiang-Related Supply Chain Risks

U.S. Customs Seizes Hair Products Believed to be Harvested From Xinjiang Prisoners

Iranian Metals Firms, Foreign Sales Agents Sanctioned by U.S.

U.S. Sanctions Ship Captains Amid Growing Venezuela-Iran Relationship

Singaporean Commodities Trader Charged Over Illicit Transactions with North Korea

U.S. Sanctions Mexico-Based Network Trading Venezuelan Oil

Luxury Project in Syria Built on Expropriated Land, U.S. Says

With an Eye Towards Export Markets, Iran’s Largest Aluminum Plant Opens

Forced Labor Fuels Xinjiang’s Raw Materials Industries

Diplomatic Spat Follows EU Sanctions on Venezuelan Officials

Apparel Supplier to U.S. Retailers Controls Blacklisted Factory in Xinjiang, China

Industrial Parks in Xinjiang Supplying Global Retailers Prompt Human Rights Concerns

Caesar Act Comes Into Effect, as U.S. Sanctions Syrian First Lady, Dozens of Others

Nigerian Men Sanctioned by U.S. For Business Email Compromise, Romance Fraud

Boston-Area Home Seized By U.S. Amid Syrian Smuggling Investigation

Trump Authorizes Sanctions Against Genocide, War Crimes Investigators

North Korean-Made False Lashes Continue to Raise Eyebrows

U.S. Steps Up Battle for Arctic Control With Plans for Icebreaker Fleet

U.S. Adds 7 Entities to Cuba Restricted List

Maritime Firms, Vessels Sanctioned by U.S. for Engaging in Venezuelan Oil Trade

New Use of Old U.S. Tool to Stop Forced-Labor Imports From China