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EU Sanctions Five Iranian Judges and Ashiyane Founder

The move signals a pivot to targeting state-linked cyber actors, raising fresh screening duties for European banks and crypto firms.

EU Sanctions VK Over Kremlin-Backed Messenger Max

UN Says US Fuel and Extraterritorial Sanctions Are Killing Cuban Children

EU Adds Israeli Settler Groups and Leaders to Human‑Rights Sanctions List

EU Holds Line on Iran Sanctions as Tehran Denounces 'Hypocrisy' and U.S. Tanker Seizures

Cambodia Passes First Cyber-Scam Law

EU Extends Venezuela Sanctions to January 10, 2027

U.S. Lifts Sanctions on Brazil’s Justice Alexandre de Moraes

U.S. Expands Brazil Sanctions to Justice’s Wife as Bolsonaro Seeks End to House Arrest

Allied Nations Impose Sanctions on Israeli Far-Right Ministers