No big news today, so it’s time for another Export Law Blog grab bag: A Swiss court convicted an un-named Czech man for exporting missile-related electronic components to Iran. The man claimed he thought the components were harmless. The court…
ABOVE: Drumcliffe Church In an earlier story, we reported on the arrest of a Tehran-based businessman on charges that, among other things, he exported helicopter engines from the United States to Iran. One of the intermediate consignees for that export…
One of our readers has been monitoring the Lloyd’s Register (subscription required) of shipping vessels and noticed something unusual: bunches of Iranian ships were changing their names. For example, on November 16, 2008, the the Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping…
Redmond-based Analytical Methods, Inc., entered into a consent agreement, released earlier this week, with the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (“DDTC”) in connection with unlicensed provision of defense services to foreign persons and unlicensed exports of software adapted for military…
ABOVE:INS Shivalik under construction PLEASE SEE IMPORTANT UPDATE AT THE END OF THIS POST. The INS Shivalik, the first in the Shivalik class of stealth frigates being built by the Indian Navy, was scheduled for commissioning in April or May…