On January 10, 2020, the US Department of
Transportation (“DOT”) issued an order
imposing new restrictions on public charter flights from the United States to
Cuba. While certain US
restrictions on Cuba, including for travel, were relaxed under President Obama,
the Trump Administration has gradually rolled back some of these changes and
further tightened US travel restrictions vis-à-vis Cuba.
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Recent
On January 13, 2020, the U.S. Department of Treasury (“Treasury”) issued two anticipated final rules (the “Final Rules”)…
Further to today’s earlier blog post, please see a link to a more detailed post on the potential…
The Foreign Ministers of France, Germany and the United Kingdom (the “E3 Foreign Ministers”) have today released a…
The United States has imposed additional sanctions on Iran in the wake of Iran’s missile strike on military…
As reported in our blog post of Tuesday 7 January (see here), the EU Foreign Affairs Council met…
The UK Foreign Office has indicated that it is preparing to introduce a new targeted sanctions regime immediately…