The trial of Chi Mak and other members of his family for export of ITAR-controlled technical data begins this week. An article on the upcoming trial by New York Sun reporter Josh Gerstein, who has been following this case with…
For a moment yesterday, it looked like the tide had started to turn on the embargo on Cuba. A press release from the Center for Democracy in the Americas announced that Rep. Dan Burton had agreed to support the Cuban-American…
An article in the March 19 edition of the Jerusalem Post reports that Iraqi firms appear to be stepping up their participation in the Arab League Boycott of Israel. The article bases its report on figures contained in the 2006…
According to an article by Guy Dinmore in today’s Financial Times, the UAE has escaped the ignominy of being listed on the Bureau of Industry and Security’s forthcoming list of countries “of diversionary concern.” When BIS issued an Advance Notice…
Export Law Blog previously reported that Iran was attempting to buy parts for F-14 Tomcats in their fleet from U.S. government military surplus sales. A recent article in the San Diego Union-Tribune, which I didn’t see until this morning, provides…