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Meliá to End All Hotel Management and Marketing in Cuba

Expanded U.S. sanctions have widened legal risk for firms with U.S. ties, forcing Meliá to stop managing Cuban hotels.

U.S. Treasury Freezes $130 Million Crypto Wallet Linked to IRGC

Massachusetts Engineer Convicted for Illegally Exporting U.S. Microelectronics to Iran

U.S. Temporarily Allows Iranian Oil Sales Through August 21

U.S. Escalation on Gaesa Triggers Corporate Pullouts and Payment Freeze in Cuba

U.S. Expands Sanctions to Cuba’s President as Firms Exit Over Gaesa Links

Cuba Issues Civil-Defense Guide as Díaz-Canel Warns U.S. Attack Would Bring 'Bath of Blood'

U.S. Sanctions Iraq’s Deputy Oil Minister and Militia Leaders Over Iran Oil Scheme

Iran Security Council Warns Protests Likely as Blockade Chokes Economy

U.S. Intercepts Sanctioned ‘Shadow Fleet’ Ship Sevan, Escorts It Back Toward Iran

U.S. Restricts Visas for 75 Relatives and Associates of Sinaloa Cartel Figures

IMF and World Bank Restore Ties With Venezuela, Recognizing Interim Leader Delcy Rodríguez

Chevron Boosts Venezuela Heavy-Oil Stake in PDVSA Asset Swap

U.S. Eases Venezuela Mining Sanctions, Opening Path for Investment in Gold and Critical Minerals

Belarus Frees 250 Political Prisoners After U.S. Talks as Washington Eases Sanctions

U.S. Designates Sudan’s Muslim Brotherhood as Global Terrorist Group, Sets FTO Listing for March 16

U.S. Proposes Cutting Off Swiss Bank MBaer From U.S. Financial System Over Illicit Finance Allegations

U.S. Strikes Suspected Drug Boat in Caribbean, Killing Three, as Southern Spear Intensifies

Belarus Opposition Veteran Mikalay Statkevich Released Home After Stroke

U.S. Issues New OFAC Licenses Easing Venezuela Oil Sanctions Under Tight Oversight