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Sanctions evasion across Central Asia will continue

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CENTRAL ASIA

In early June, the United States sanctioned three entities -- one Kazakh and two Kyrgyz -- for procuring industrial goods and equipment for Russia’s ultimate benefit, violating US…

Georgia will keep exporting sanctioned cars

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GEORGIA

The ban was implemented in response to EU and US pressure, as Georgia was a pivotal player in blunting the intended impact of sanctions. However, Georgian re-export of cars remain…

Divergent rules raise sanctions compliance risks

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INTERNATIONAL

Although alignment in Western states' sanctions has increased over time, important differences remain. A major challenge concerns hidden ownership of companies left off sanctions…

Pyongyang’s Beijing and Moscow ties will be complex

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NORTH KOREA/CHINA/RUSSIA

The PoE has since 2009 reported regularly on North Korea’s violations of UN Security Council (UNSC) sanctions. Beijing and Moscow are resisting an ineffective UN sanctions…

Russian airlines will recover slowly from sanctions

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RUSSIA

The imposition of Western sanctions on Russia’s commercial aviation sector in response to the full-scale invasion of Ukraine led some to predict the collapse of the industry…

Moscow’s LNG plans disrupted by sanctions

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RUSSIA

RUSSIA: Moscow’s LNG plans disrupted by sanctions

Bosnian Serbs will take risks to evade US sanctions

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BOSNIA-HERCEGOVINA

BOSNIA-HERCEGOVINA: Serbs will try to evade sanctions

China’s sanctions may hinge on business operations

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CHINA

CHINA: Sanctions may hinge on business operations

US sanctions on Iran will have a limited impact

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IRAN

IRAN: US sanctions will have a limited impact

US sanctions will hurt Bosnian Serb leadership

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BOSNIA-HERCEGOVINA

BOSNIA-HERCEGOVINA: US sanctions