Real-time sanctions intelligence for compliance professionals, policy analysts, and legal teams
AI-assisted reporting from official sources, reviewed by sanctions specialists
Bosch to pay $36.2 million to settle BIS case over Huawei shipments
Summary
US export control authorities said Bosch illegally shipped about $72.4 million in foreign-made sensor products and software to Huawei and its affiliates without the required licenses.
UK fines Sabre more than £1 million in major Russia sanctions case
Summary
British authorities have fined Sabre Global Technologies more than £1 million for breaching Russia sanctions, marking the largest UK financial sanctions penalty since Moscow’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
Canada broadens Russia sanctions, designates individuals, companies, vessels and exchanges
Summary
Canada amended its Russia sanctions regulations to add seven individuals, 34 entities and 121 vessels, while also revising multiple goods schedules and tariff code references. The changes apply on the day the regulations are registered and before publication in the Canada Gazette according to their terms.
UK adds 70 Russia sanctions designations, hitting banks and GRU-linked procurement network
Summary
Britain on Tuesday imposed 70 new Russia sanctions listings, targeting banks including Yandex Bank and Wildberries Bank as well as a procurement network the UK linked to Russian military intelligence.
Brussels expands Russia sanctions, targeting drone pipeline and shadow fleet
Summary
The European Union on Monday added nine people and 45 entities to its Russia sanctions list, targeting drone suppliers, defense companies and shipping operators tied to Moscow’s military effort and oil trade.
EU amends Libya sanctions rules to reflect UN changes on listings and frozen assets
Summary
The European Union updated its Libya sanctions regulation to align with a recent UN Security Council resolution, revising listing criteria and expanding rules on how certain frozen Libyan assets may be managed.
EU extends Crimea and Sevastopol sanctions for another year through June 23, 2027
Summary
The European Union has renewed its restrictive measures tied to Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol, extending the regime for another year to June 23, 2027.
Summary
Switzerland said the measures, drawn from the EU, take effect on June 16 and target officials, camp heads and organizations accused of helping deport, transfer or indoctrinate Ukrainian minors.
Bosch to pay $36.2 million to settle BIS case over Huawei shipments
Summary
US export control authorities said Bosch illegally shipped about $72.4 million in foreign-made sensor products and software to Huawei and its affiliates without the required licenses.
UK fines Sabre more than £1 million in major Russia sanctions case
Summary
British authorities have fined Sabre Global Technologies more than £1 million for breaching Russia sanctions, marking the largest UK financial sanctions penalty since Moscow’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
Canada broadens Russia sanctions, designates individuals, companies, vessels and exchanges
Summary
Canada amended its Russia sanctions regulations to add seven individuals, 34 entities and 121 vessels, while also revising multiple goods schedules and tariff code references. The changes apply on the day the regulations are registered and before publication in the Canada Gazette according to their terms.
UK adds 70 Russia sanctions designations, hitting banks and GRU-linked procurement network
Summary
Britain on Tuesday imposed 70 new Russia sanctions listings, targeting banks including Yandex Bank and Wildberries Bank as well as a procurement network the UK linked to Russian military intelligence.
Brussels expands Russia sanctions, targeting drone pipeline and shadow fleet
Summary
The European Union on Monday added nine people and 45 entities to its Russia sanctions list, targeting drone suppliers, defense companies and shipping operators tied to Moscow’s military effort and oil trade.
EU amends Libya sanctions rules to reflect UN changes on listings and frozen assets
Summary
The European Union updated its Libya sanctions regulation to align with a recent UN Security Council resolution, revising listing criteria and expanding rules on how certain frozen Libyan assets may be managed.
EU extends Crimea and Sevastopol sanctions for another year through June 23, 2027
Summary
The European Union has renewed its restrictive measures tied to Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol, extending the regime for another year to June 23, 2027.
Summary
Switzerland said the measures, drawn from the EU, take effect on June 16 and target officials, camp heads and organizations accused of helping deport, transfer or indoctrinate Ukrainian minors.
