The US and UK reach an agreement on large civil aircraft sector, similar to the agreement reached by the US with the EU. The parties agreed to jointly analyze non-market practices that pose harm to the sector and others.

The EU published a recast of its 2009 Dual Use Regulation for exports. We look at some of the new or revised points that will now apply to EU exporters and providers of technical assistance when it comes to dual use items.

The Kitchen looks at the upcoming EU’s mandatory supply chain due diligence Directive that will likely apply to all business operating in the European Union market.

In this episode, we gather information on the new China’s anti-foreign sanctions law that appears to rank higher on the legal ladder than the previous Chinese government’s Unreliable Entity List and Blocking Rules, adding to the already opaque Chinese global trade landscape.

The EU and US reach an agreement on the ongoing WTO Boeing-Airbus dispute; FEMA eases up on some export restrictions of PPE.

This episodes looks at recent sanctions around the NordStream 2 pipeline construction project and brand new sanctions on Bulgaria’s public officials and their numerous entities.

The Kitchen reviews EU’s prohibition of Belarus from its airspace and airports. Next we look at the recent collaboration between the US Customs and Nike in their efforts to fight the multi billion dollar counterfeits industry.

In this episode, we touch on the recent opinion by the EU’s Advocate General in regards to the EU’s Blocking Statute that runs up against US sanctions on Iran and Cuba.

The Kitchen looks into the recent Executive Order that aims to strengthen cybersecurity in the US government and private sectors.

 

The Kitchen follows OFAC’s amendment to TSRA license FAQs and what modifications to the US HTS did the US ITC put in place.