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Sanctions
Ukrainian unrest: Old tensions between E.U. and Russia
by
Kai Ryssdal
Feb 19, 2014
The U.S. and E.U. consider sanctions against Ukraine for its harsh response to protests.
Iran: Politics creates a new emerging market
by
David Gura
Nov 25, 2013
International firms are now making calculations about whether to do business in Iran.
Lifting Iran sanctions would be complicated
Nov 8, 2013
Secretary of State John Kerry and others are discussing lifting some sanctions against Iran.
A look at what happens to seized Iranian assets
by
Noel King
Sep 24, 2013
Iran's foreign minister and Secretary of State John Kerry plan to meet at the U.N. General Assembly.
New sanctions on Iran target currency, car industry
by
Kasra Naji
Jun 4, 2013
There will be new penalties for financial institutions that deal in Iranian currency, which should cause the rial to devalue further. But new sanctions on the country's car industry could be felt more acutely.
North Korea rocket launch angers international community
Dec 12, 2012
North Korea defies international sanctions to launch a rocket. Japan has called for an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council, which could take place later today.
Iran suffers as international sanctions bite
Oct 4, 2012
As the European Union prepares to impose a ban on natural gas imports from Iran, the country's currency has already fallen sharply because of international sanctions.
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A work-around for sanctions in Syria
Aug 13, 2012
There are lots of ways that U.S. companies get around sanctions in foreign countries. But the trail isn't easy to follow.
How economic sanctions affect Syria
by
Scott Tong
Jul 19, 2012
At the UN today, the Security Council is expected to vote today on economic sanctions against Syria, in an effort to help end the 16 month conflict between the government of Bashar Al-Assad and rebel forces. But will more economic sanctions work?
EU sanctions Iran by refusing to insure oil tankers
by
Kai Ryssdal
Jul 12, 2012
Iranian oil producers may find other ways to sell their product, but with few options to insure their ships, a lot of oil will be sitting in the harbor.