Qantas Jet Still Doesn’t Call Australia Home
Qantas says it is shocked, shocked that a retired 747 it sold from a desert airplane graveyard in Arizona to a UAE middleman wound up in Iran. The sale came to light back in April 2012 when the Bureau of…
No Bling For Norks
On the heels of North Korea’s nuclear test, the U.N. agreed today to a new round of sanctions on the rogue state. Those sanctions, however, are mostly incremental and far from comprehensive. The financial sanctions block the assets of a…
It Pays To Plan Ahead
Regrettably, I doubt that I will be able to attend. (Source Link)
E.U. Court Overturns Sanctions on Iranian Bank
The General Court of the European Court of Justice on February 5 set aside the sanctions that the European Union had imposed on Bank Saderat of Iran. (Bank Saderat was blocked in the United States by the Office of Foreign…
Xenophobia Is Not Just the Name of a Death Metal Band
This is a slightly off-topic post, but since many export professionals also have security clearance issues in their portfolio, I think they might find this post interesting. I also make a labored attempt to find an export law connection in…