Last Friday the White House notified Congress that it intended to waive the arms embargo to permit the temporary export of C-130 cargo transport aircraft to China. The waiver was granted at the request of an unnamed European company that…
There was an interesting colloquy on Tuesday during the State Department’s daily press briefing. After Assistant Secretary Philip Crowley announced the approval of export licenses to permit sale of military radar systems and components to Taiwan, one reporter asked what…
Everyone that has sensitive data (including, of course, ITAR-controlled data) on their computers networks should read this sobering article in Wired, which reveals, for the first time that I am aware of, the methodology, extent and scope of Chinese cyber-attacks…
An interesting story in today’s Wall Street Journal details instances in which a number of U.S. companies imported items from China Precision Machinery Import Export Corporation despite the fact that CPMIEC is on the Office of Foreign Assets Control’s Specially…
ABOVE: Everjet HQ, allegedly According to a Department of Justice press release, a federal grand jury indicted a California man and two of his companies — Fushine Technology, Inc., a California corporation, and Everjet Science and Technology Company, which is…