The folks over at the (unofficial) Google Earth Blog are all excited that Google Earth might soon be available for download in Sudan, Syria and other sanctioned countries. Export Law Blog reported earlier that Google was blocking downloads of Google…
The Government Accountability Office released a report last Thursday on the Iran Sanctions and there is, you might say, good news, bad news and old news in the report. First, the good news. The GAO’s audit of the licensing process…
Here’s what has changed at OFAC. Yesterday OFAC announced a general license for Iran and Sudan that would permit export of certain services and software incident to the exchange of personal communications over the Internet, such as instant messaging, chat…
A fascinating AP story, which so far has not been picked up by any AP affiliate newspapers, provides detailed information about how 103 pressure transducers made their way from Inficon, a Swiss firm, to Iran where, presumably, they will be…
ABOVE: Valid Alaghband Valid Alaghband, Chairman of the Balli Group, which just agreed to a $17 million fine to settle charges that it exported U.S.-origin commercial passenger aircraft to Iran, took to the pages of the daily student newspaper of…