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Economic Sanctions

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  • Unilateral economic sanctions are commonly used, but what is the legal implication

  • US options to curb Iran’s nuclear ambitions are increasingly limited

  • Russia Ukraine conflict: The case for atmanirbharta

  • Russia Ukraine conflict: India must watch out for its own interests

  • 'We are scared and helpless’: Kashmiri students trapped in war-torn Ukraine

  • How prepared is Russia to deal with sanctions?

  • American sanctions on Cuba will hurt the country’s people, not its regime

  • How sanctions on Iranian crude can impact India

  • Obama orders new economic sanctions on Iran

    Last month the House Foreign Affairs Committee approved legislation that would impose stricter sanctions against Tehran, while the Senate resolved the US should back Israel if it's forced to take military action against Iran.

  • India eyes oil, gas reserves in Tajikistan

    With severe economic sanctions against Iran by the West hitting its oil procurement from there, India is looking out and is in talks with Tajikistan to import oil to meet its energy deficiency.

  • Iran seeks investment in renewable energy sector

    Iran, which is reeling under tough economic sanctions imposed by the US and European Union over its controversial nuclear program, today sought foreign investment in renewable energy sector.

  • Myanmar votes in historic election; spotlight on Suu Kyi

    Myanmar votes on Sunday in its third election in half a century, a crucial test of its nascent reform credentials that could propel opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi into parliament and convince the West to end sanctions.

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