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US Working on Plan to Target Russian ‘Shadow Fleet’ Vessels
By Editors | 08/07/2024
The US is reportedly looking to impose specific penalties on Russian shadow fleet tankers but the effort has stalled.

Sanctions
Iran’s New President Seeks Lifting of Sanctions
By Editors | 08/07/2024
New President Masoud Pezeshkian has indicated Iran would seek greater engagement with the US and a revival of the JCPOA.

Sanctions
Russia Urges Crypto Use for Cross-border Payments
By Editors | 04/07/2024
CBR governor Elvira Nabiullina said Russia has softened its stance on the use of cryptocurrencies in international payments.

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Chinese Banks Reducing CNY Trades on Moscow Exchange
By Editors | 03/07/2024
Yuan flows into Russia for oil sales to China are reportedly shifting from the exchange market to the OTC market.

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UniCredit Seeking Clarity on ECB’s Russia Exit Orders
By Editors | 02/07/2024
The ECB ordered UniCredit in May to further speed up its withdrawal from Russia. The bank is seeking legal clarity on its obligations.

AML / KYC
US Sanctions Two Chinese Nationals for Assisting Sinaloa Cartel
By Editors | 01/07/2024
The sanctions include two China-based targets who helped launder illicit drug proceeds belonging to Mexico’s Sinaloa Cartel.

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US Sanctions 3 Entities, 11 Vessels Over Iran’s ‘Nuclear Escalations’
By Editors | 01/07/2024
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Iran’s plans to further expand its nuclear programme “have no credible peaceful purpose”.

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EU Imposes New Restrictive Measures Against Belarus
By Editors | 01/07/2024
The measures mirror several of the restrictive measures already in place against Russia to address circumvention.

Sanctions
Canada Issues New Sanctions Over Settler Violence in West Bank
By Editors | 28/06/2024
Seven individuals and five entities were sanctioned for facilitating acts of violence by Israeli extremist settlers against Palestinians.

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Thai Banks Facilitating Procurement for Myanmar Military: UN Report
By Nithya Subramanian | 28/06/2024
A UN report identifies 16 banks in seven countries that have processed transactions linked to procurement for Myanmar’s military junta.
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