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U.S. Urged NATO Allies to Withdraw From the Rome Statute and Dismantle the ICC

Presented at a closed July meeting, the push signals a likely expansion of U.S. sanctions.

U.S. Designates Castro Grandson and Five Cuban State Firms Under Expanded Sanctions

U.S. to Press G20 to Isolate Iran, Linking Dollar Access to Sanctions

Visa and Mastercard Complete First International Card Transactions in Syria

US Removes Sanctions From Iraq's Fly Baghdad Airline

U.S. Expands Sanctions to Four People and Nine Firms in Babak Zanjani Network

Senate Poised to Move on Lindsey O. Graham Russia Sanctions Bill

Cuba’s Grid Collapses Again With Third Nationwide Blackout in 10 Days

U.S. Sanctions Cuba’s Tourism Ministry, State Firms and Paramilitary Groups

Iran Opens Talks With Japanese Refiners After US 60‑Day Oil Waiver

U.S. Intensifies Legal and Economic Pressure on Cuba

U.S. Sanctions Cuban President Miguel Díaz‑Canel

Foreign Firms Pull Hotels, Ships and Flights From Cuba After U.S. Targets GAESA

U.S. Sanctions Iran’s Amin Exchange and Blocks 19 ‘Shadow Fleet’ Vessels

Iran’s Biggest Crypto Exchange Routed $2.3 Billion via Tron and BNB, Investigation Finds

U.S. Sanctions Cuba’s Military Conglomerate GAESA and Nickel Venture, Prompting Sherritt Pullback

Jayapal Defends Talks With Foreign Envoys on Oil for Cuba as Republicans Allege Legal Violations

U.S. Revokes Visas for Five La Nación Board Members

Trump Expands Cuba Sanctions With Global Reach

U.S. Sanctions Ex-DRC President Joseph Kabila Over Alleged Rebel Support