The Export Practitioner
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The Export Practitioner is the only monthly magazine devoted exclusively to news and analysis of U.S. export controls and trade sanctions.
Since 1987, The Export Practitioner has provided readers with expert reports on changes to U.S. export licensing rules, enforcement policies and regulations for defense and dual-use products and technology. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesRisch, Warner introduce bill to strengthen U.S. civil nuclear exports
EXIM Posted 8/6/26 The newly re-introduced Civil Nuclear Export Act seeks to improve the ability of American nuclear companies to compete with state-backed suppliers from Russia and China. This item is available in full to subscribers. Username or Email address Password Contact us for multi-user and enterprise options and our special government and academic rates at info@traderegs.com or call 703-283-5220.
Taiwan’s Everlight to pay $5.15 million in U.S. customs-duty settlement
Posted 8/6/26 Taiwan-based LED manufacturer Everlight Electronics and its U.S. subsidiary have agreed to pay $5.15 million to resolve allegations that they evaded tariffs on Chinese-made products, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Maryland said. This item is available in full to subscribers. Username or Email address Password Contact us for multi-user and enterprise options and our special government and academic rates at info@traderegs.com or call 703-283-5220.
China retaliates with sanctions, drone controls and trade-security probe
Posted 8/6/26 China unveiled a package of trade and regulatory measures on August 5, escalating its response to recent U.S. restrictions on Chinese technology and alleged forced-labor links. The Ministry of … This item is available in full to subscribers. Username or Email address Password Contact us for multi-user and enterprise options and our special government and academic rates at info@traderegs.com or call 703-283-5220.
Options to repurchase exited Russian assets in jeopardy
Posted 8/5/26 Russia has empowered its courts to cancel certain foreign investors’ rights to buy back businesses and other assets sold after the invasion of Ukraine. This item is available in full to subscribers. Username or Email address Password Contact us for multi-user and enterprise options and our special government and academic rates at info@traderegs.com or call 703-283-5220.
Sanctions prompt shipper liquidation
Posted 8/5/26 Singapore-based SeaLead Shipping has ceased trading and entered voluntary liquidation after escalating U.S. sanctions disrupted its operations, according to The Loadstar. The carrier filed for … This item is available in full to subscribers. Username or Email address Password Contact us for multi-user and enterprise options and our special government and academic rates at info@traderegs.com or call 703-283-5220.
Iraqi Airline Freed from US Sanctions
Posted 8/5/26 The U.S. Treasury Department has removed Iraqi carrier Fly Baghdad and two of its aircraft from the Specially Designated Nationals list, while retaining sanctions on the airline’s former chief executive, Basheer Abdulkadhim Alwan Al‑Shabbani. This item is available in full to subscribers. Username or Email address Password Contact us for multi-user and enterprise options and our special government and academic rates at info@traderegs.com or call 703-283-5220.
Commerce Proposes Expanding Section 232 Tariffs to More Metal-Containing Products
Posted 8/4/26 The proposal is significant because it would push Section 232 tariffs further into finished goods used across construction, manufacturing, transportation and agriculture, potentially raising costs for U.S. importers and their customers. This item is available in full to subscribers. Username or Email address Password Contact us for multi-user and enterprise options and our special government and academic rates at info@traderegs.com or call 703-283-5220.
New Tariffs and Price Supports for Polysilicon Imports
Posted 8/4/26 The policy could benefit U.S. manufacturers, but it risks raising costs for solar projects, electronics and automobiles—forcing the administration to balance national-security goals against the possibility of weaker demand and delayed energy development. This item is available in full to subscribers. Username or Email address Password Contact us for multi-user and enterprise options and our special government and academic rates at info@traderegs.com or call 703-283-5220.
FCC Takes Aim at Chinese Data-Center Supply Chain
Posted 8/4/26 The Federal Communications Commission continues to lead in strengthening U.S. industrial security, preparing a ban on imports of new Chinese optical transceivers used in American data centers. This item is available in full to subscribers. Username or Email address Password Contact us for multi-user and enterprise options and our special government and academic rates at info@traderegs.com or call 703-283-5220.
BIS Enforcement Actions Fall by Half as Agency Seeks Historic Funding Expansion
Posted 8/3/26 The agency’s public docket shows fewer administrative actions under Under Secretary Jeffrey Kessler, even as several enormous semiconductor cases pushed assessed penalties higher. Public registers show approximately a 49% decline in annualized administrative docket entries during Mr. Kessler’s tenure compared with the preceding 24 months This item is available in full to subscribers.