United States Sanctions
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US Lifts Oil Sanctions On Iran Till August 21 As Deal Talks Continue
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent cited Tehran's commitment in ongoing negotiations to "free and open transit" in the Strait of Hormuz.
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US Announces New Iran Oil Sanctions Moments After Talks In Oman
The United States on Friday announced new sanctions to curb Iran's oil exports, including targeting 14 vessels, moments after the adversaries wrapped up a day of indirect talks in Oman.
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Amid High Tensions, US Sanctions Iran's Top Officials Over Protest Crackdown
The United States on Friday announced sanctions against several Iranian officials, including the interior minister, following the deadly crackdown on anti-government protests in...
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United States Sanctions Myanmar Military Commanders Over Rohingya Abuses
The US government on Friday hit four Myanmar military commanders and two military units with punitive sanctions, accusing them of "serious human rights abuses" and "ethnic cleansing" in violently expelling minority Rohingya from their homes.
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New Sanctions Will Prompt "Counteraction", North Korea Warns US
North Korea has warned the US of its "own way of counteraction" if a maritime blockade and more sanctions are imposed, as threatened by US President Donald Trump on February 23.
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Russia's Central Bank Supports Sanctions Targets
Russia's central bank is promising to support financial institutions hit by US sanctions as stocks took a tumble on opening in Moscow.
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US Lawmakers Move to Toughen North Korea Sanctions
US lawmakers moved on Thursday to toughen sanctions against North Korea by targeting money laundering and human rights violations, voicing impatience with the hardline regime.
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US Official Heads to Europe to Discuss Further Russia Sanctions
Treasury Undersecretary David Cohen is heading to Europe this week to discuss plans for a possible third round of sanctions against Russia for its incursion into neighboring Ukraine.
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US faces reluctant partners in sanctioning Russia
As it warns Russia to step back from Ukraine or suffer another financial hit, the US is simultaneously trying to coax along a reluctant Europe, which likely would see its own economy roiled if the West issues harsh new penalties on trade with Moscow.
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US Lifts Oil Sanctions On Iran Till August 21 As Deal Talks Continue
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent cited Tehran's commitment in ongoing negotiations to "free and open transit" in the Strait of Hormuz.
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US Announces New Iran Oil Sanctions Moments After Talks In Oman
The United States on Friday announced new sanctions to curb Iran's oil exports, including targeting 14 vessels, moments after the adversaries wrapped up a day of indirect talks in Oman.
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Amid High Tensions, US Sanctions Iran's Top Officials Over Protest Crackdown
The United States on Friday announced sanctions against several Iranian officials, including the interior minister, following the deadly crackdown on anti-government protests in...
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United States Sanctions Myanmar Military Commanders Over Rohingya Abuses
The US government on Friday hit four Myanmar military commanders and two military units with punitive sanctions, accusing them of "serious human rights abuses" and "ethnic cleansing" in violently expelling minority Rohingya from their homes.
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New Sanctions Will Prompt "Counteraction", North Korea Warns US
North Korea has warned the US of its "own way of counteraction" if a maritime blockade and more sanctions are imposed, as threatened by US President Donald Trump on February 23.
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Russia's Central Bank Supports Sanctions Targets
Russia's central bank is promising to support financial institutions hit by US sanctions as stocks took a tumble on opening in Moscow.
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US Lawmakers Move to Toughen North Korea Sanctions
US lawmakers moved on Thursday to toughen sanctions against North Korea by targeting money laundering and human rights violations, voicing impatience with the hardline regime.
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US Official Heads to Europe to Discuss Further Russia Sanctions
Treasury Undersecretary David Cohen is heading to Europe this week to discuss plans for a possible third round of sanctions against Russia for its incursion into neighboring Ukraine.
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US faces reluctant partners in sanctioning Russia
As it warns Russia to step back from Ukraine or suffer another financial hit, the US is simultaneously trying to coax along a reluctant Europe, which likely would see its own economy roiled if the West issues harsh new penalties on trade with Moscow.
