Who knew that they had giants in Iran? More specifically, who knew that Iran had a 7’2″ basketball player named Hamed Ehadadi. The NBA did, that’s who. And faster than you can say “Yao Ming,” several NBA teams were doing…
An article in today’s Washington Post provides some interesting insights into the April 2007 conviction of Pennsylvania-based Electro-Glass Products for violations of the Arms Export Control Act arising from the company’s unlicensed exports of 23,000 solder-glass preforms to India. The…
The Twin State Peregrines, a little league baseball team from Vermont and New Hampshire, is currently playing ball in Cuba with Cuban teams their own age, the first little league tour of Cuba by an American team since 2000 and…
On Monday, the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (“DDTC”) published on its website the minutes of the June 19th meeting of the Defense Trade Advisory Group, and attached to those minutes was a draft of the proposed implementing rules for…
Last week Lockheed-Martin agreed to pay $4 million in fines arising from (1) a proposal it made to the UAE for the sale of Hellfire missiles without providing prior notice of the proposal to the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls…