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Treasury Fines New York Property Manager $7.14 Million Over Deripaska Sanctions Violations

Treasury signals tougher enforcement of blocking/reporting rules for service providers.

U.S. Extends Waiver for Lukoil-Branded Stations as Bidders Circle International Assets

Gunvor Co-Founder Sells Stake to Employees as Gary Pedersen Named CEO

Five Plead Guilty in North Korean Remote-IT Scheme as DOJ Pursues $15 Million in Crypto

Hauser & Wirth Charged Over Alleged Russia Sanctions Breach Involving Condo Work

Lukoil Declares Force Majeure at Iraq’s West Qurna-2 After U.S. Sanctions

Sanctions Choke Russia’s Oil Flows as China Cuts Buying and Floating Storage Swells

KMG Says Any Purchase of Lukoil Stakes Hinges on Sanctions Exemptions

Lukoil Agrees to Sell International Unit to Gunvor After U.S. Sanctions

U.S. Licenses Rosneft’s German Units Through April 2026 as Berlin Seeks Russia‑Free Solution

Iran Shuts Ayandeh Bank, Transfers Operations to State-Owned Bank Melli

Japan’s New PM Pledges to Pursue Northern Territories Deal; Kremlin Welcomes Peace-Treaty Goal

Brent Briefly Tops $66 After U.S., EU Sanctions on Rosneft, Lukoil and Tankers

EU Adds 45 Entities to Russia Sanctions List, Including Three in India

US Sanctions Nearly 100 Tied to Iran Oil Sales, Targeting Chinese Hubs and Shadow Fleet

U.S. Sanctions Take Effect on Serbia’s NIS as Belgrade Moves to Contain Fallout

French-Boarded Tanker Boracay Departs France as Captain Faces Trial

Oil Prices Slip as U.S. Demand Worries Outweigh Fed Cut

Australia Cuts Russian Oil Price Cap to $47.60, Sanctions 95 ‘Shadow Fleet’ Vessels

Nayara Seeks Government Help to Source Gear for Refinery Shutdown as EU Sanctions Bite