ArticleJCPoA Implementation Estimated TimelineJCPoA implementation estimated timeline...GlobalInternational LawClyde & Co
ArticleCrisis In The Crimea: Sanctions Update 28 May 2014The European Union has made further additions to the list of sanctioned parties under the regime put in place in response to the Russian Federation’s actions in the Crimea.European UnionInternational LawReed Smith (Worldwide)
ArticleNorth Korea Facing New Wave Of International Trade SanctionsThese new restrictions affect various industries, including minerals, energy, shipping, banking, finance, and aviation.GlobalInternational LawReed Smith (Worldwide)
ArticleNational Crime Agency Agrees Forfeiture Of $5.2m To Resolve Sanctions And AML InvestigationThe UK's National Crime Agency has reached a settlement agreement with ENEX Premium Trading Limited regarding allegations of money laundering and sanctions evasion connected to the shipment of stolen Ukrainian grain. United KingdomCriminal LawDuane Morris LLP
ArticleUnited Kingdom – Bail Denied And Trial Date Set For Prosecution Of Captain Of The Tanker SmyrtosAn Indian national serving as captain of a sanctioned Russian oil tanker faces criminal prosecution in the UK, with his bail application denied and a trial scheduled for December. The court will also hear a motion to dismiss the charges in November, though the legal basis for dismissal remains undisclosed. United KingdomCriminal LawDuane Morris LLP
ArticleEPO And UKIPO Make Statements On UkraineThe EPO has issued a statement on its website entitled "Standing together for peace in Europe", announcing that it has frozen co-operation activities with the Federation of Russia and of Belarus.United KingdomIntellectual PropertyMarks & Clerk
ArticleUK Weekly Sanctions Update - Week Of April 7, 2026In this weekly update, we summarise the most notable updates in the UK sanctions world. If you have any questions in respect of any of the developments set out below...United KingdomInternational LawMayer Brown
ArticleUnited Kingdom Sanctions Putin, EU And U.S. To Join ShortlyToday, the United Kingdom imposed asset freeze restrictions on Vladimir Putin and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. United KingdomInternational LawKelley Drye & Warren LLP
ArticleUnited Kingdom – Former Designated Person Charged With Breaching His Asset Freeze Under Russian SanctionsThe UK’s National Crime Agency has published a press release confirming that it has charged John Michael Ormerod with two counts of breaches the UK’s Russian sanctions as well...United KingdomInternational LawDuane Morris LLP
ArticleCOVID-19 Key EU Developments, Policy & Regulatory Update No. 18COVID-19 Key EU Developments, Policy & Regulatory Update No. 18.European UnionCoronavirus (COVID-19)Jones Day
ArticleIran Missile Test Leads To New SanctionsAccording to White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, a missile test conducted on January 29, 2017 by Iran was a driving force behind the new sanctions.GlobalInternational LawReed Smith (Worldwide)
VideoUK Post-Brexit Sanctions (Video)BCL associate Umar Azmeh gives an overview of sanctions in the UK and the manner in which BCL's experience can assist clients navigate an ever-evolving arena.United KingdomInternational LawBCL Solicitors LLP
ArticleHM Treasury's Statement On Intergovernmental Approach To FATCAOn 8 February 2012, HM Treasury announced that it had agreed on a government-to-government approach to improving international tax compliance and implementing the US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), an act designed to tackle cross-border tax evasion.United KingdomTaxDMH Stallard LLP
ArticleCOVID-19 Key EU Developments, Policy & Regulatory Update No. 52This regular update (no. 52 | 22 June 2021) covers key regulatory EU developments related to the evolving COVID-19 situation.European UnionCoronavirus (COVID-19)Jones Day
ArticleDesignated: A Sanctions Podcast: EP4: Russian Energy Sector Sanctions Measures Implemented In Response To The Crisis In UkraineIn this mini-series, we discuss the recent sanctions measures implemented in the US, EU, and UK as a response to the crisis in Ukraine.GlobalInternational LawHerbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
ArticleGuy Martin: Special WorldECR Sanctions Report (December 2017)Special WorldECR Sanctions Report.GlobalInternational LawCarter-Ruck
ArticleSanctions On Iran – Fight For The Survival Of The JCPOAThe statement serves as a reminder that the issue of Iranian sanctions remains a live, and complex, issue.GlobalInternational LawReed Smith (Worldwide)
ArticleUnited Kingdom – £1.1m Penalty For Exports To RussiaHM Revenue and Customs has issued a Notice to Exporters reporting on the imposition of a civil compound penalty against an unnamed...GlobalInternational LawDuane Morris LLP
ArticleUnited Kingdom – Charges Dismissed Against Art Gallery And TransporterA UK court dismissed sanctions charges against art gallery Hauser & Wirth and logistics company Artay Rauchweger, ruling that prosecutors failed to prove the buyer of luxury artwork was "ordinarily resident" in Russia at the time of sale. The judge determined that evidence of continuing connection to Russia was insufficient to meet the statutory test for ordinary residence under UK sanctions regulations. United KingdomCriminal LawDuane Morris LLP