The United Kingdom’s Export Control Organization has launched a newsletter, pithily titled “Compliance Newsletter.” In its premier four-page issue, we learn that the ECO is big on warning letters, boasting that it has issued 50 of them since establishing procedures…
At 11:30 this morning, an unidentified caller rang me and said that he was responsible for the blog that I discussed yesterday that principally consisted of posts copied in their entirety from this blog. The man on the other end…
The United States Postal Service published in today’s Federal Register a notice of a proposed modification to its privacy regulations. One of the modifications relates to customs declarations that postal customers supply to the USPS in connection with exports made…
Last Friday President Obama renewed the national emergency with respect to Syria. This action allows the current sanctions against Syria to continue for another year. The previous declaration of emergency was scheduled to expire on Sunday. Current sanctions, among other…
A 68-year-old New Jersey man, Juwhan Yun, was arrested last month and pleaded not guilty to charges that he illegally brokered the sales of rocket engines and related technology from Russia to South Korea in violation of Part 129 of…