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Most Americans have no idea about the arcane world of export controls, economic sanctions, or any of the many other national security laws that regulate U.S. commercial business. It can be drier than the tax code. While it may not make the headlines, it is the thing of many a Hollywood thriller.
Just this week, [...]
ITAR-free satellites? The Washington Post recently penned an item on export control reform efforts underway. There were no U.S. government officials quoted on or off the record for that piece, however, there is a related article quoting an unnamed NSC official that the ” ‘effort is focused on controlling fewer parts [...]
Reminder, State Department issues proposed ITAR export control rule for replacement Parts/Components and Incorporated Articles. Miami bank owned by Ecuadorean Government fined $7m for failing to comply with Bank Secrecy Act rules. US Nuclear Regulatory Commission: Curtiss-Wright Corp. requests export license for nuclear reactor components. State Department
