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  1. Sanctions & Export Controls Update

    UK announces new sanctions targeting Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank alongside allies 

    By Ben Smith (UK), Johanna Asplund (UK), Paul Amberg (Spain), Kerry B. Contini (US), Julia Webster (Canada), Sylvain Guelton (UK), Irene Esteve (Spain), Paul Gielen (Netherlands), Christos Papadopoulos (Sweden), Ewa Marcisz (Poland)

    On 8 September 2026, the UK government designated five settlers under the existing Global Human Rights Sanctions Regulations 2020 and announced that it will introduce a new sanctions regime targeting settlements in the occupied West Bank over the next six to…

  2. Antitrust, Competition and Trade

    Are the Section 301 Tariffs Actually About Forced Labor, or Are They Just a New Trade Weapon?

    By Roth Soy

    Daniel N. Anziska and Ryan Last, attorneys in Troutman Pepper Locke’s Tariff + Trade Task Force Practice Group, authored “Forced …

  3. Trade Compliance Resource Hub

    New roles and responsibilities: redefining accountability at the EU border

    By Philippe Heeren, Nevfel Conkus, Marina Arraiza Shakirova, Michael Lowell, Justin Angotti, Leigh T. Hansson, Jieni Ji

    The European Union has politically agreed on the most ambitious overhaul of its customs framework since the customs union was established in 1968. Across the Channel, the United Kingdom is…

  4. E-Justice India

    India and the Indian Ocean: An Essay on the Influence of Sea Power on Indian History.

    By E-Justice India

    By: Shruti Sharma, 2nd year, Master of Arts in International Relations and Security Studies (with language specialisation) Since ancient times, the Indian Ocean has remained a strategic area of focus…

  5. CCN Mexico Report™

    300 Palabras – Mexico and the United States: A Relationship Under Pressure

    By Dr. Mario Melgar Adalid

    The relationship between Mexico and the United States is unique in the world. For the time being, it is going through an unusual phase: never before has economic interdependence been…

  6. The IPKat

    UK eyes unitary plant variety right with the EU

    By Jocelyn Bosse

    The UK is negotiating a sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) agreement with the EU, which seeks to ease the trade and movement of plants and other products. The latest update tells…

  7. Simple Justice

    Canada, Lost (Update)

    By Scott Greenfield

    Reality TV star cum Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy misunderstood. After Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney rejected tariff negotiations that would lead to a trade war, he thought he meant…

  8. Law School Policy Review & Kautilya Society

    Inside the Room: Prakash Narayanan on Trade, Compliance and the In-House Brief

    By Law School Policy Review

    Arunav Ghosh and Shreyansh Singh Prakash Narayanan is Global General Counsel of L&T Technology Services and a 2001 graduate of the National Law School of India University. He previously served…

  9. GovCon & Trade

    BIS Settlement Highlights Export Control Risks for Medical and Research Technology

    By Faith Dibble, Thad McBride

    On August 14, the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) announced a settlement with Plexon, Inc., a Texas neuroscience technology company. BIS asserts that Plexon exported…

  10. Dispute Resolution Blog

    Sanctions by Formula: What the Graham Act Means for India’s Trade and Businesses

    By Sara Sundaram, Anwesh Patnaik, Nikunj Agarwal

    Summary: The US Senate has passed the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, which proposes to impose up to 100% secondary tariffs on countries importing significant…