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Economic sanctions

US Sanctions and Rallying Around the Flag in North Korea and Cambodia

US Sanctions and Rallying Around the Flag in North Korea and Cambodia

By David Whitehouse
Critics of economic sanctions claim that they help authoritarian governments consolidate their power, but this is based on a reductive view of statehood.

EU Imposes Sixth Round of Sanctions Against Military-Ruled Myanmar

EU Imposes Sixth Round of Sanctions Against Military-Ruled Myanmar

By Sebastian Strangio
Among those listed are the junta's energy minister, and a number of private companies believed to be funneling arms, funds, and fuel to the military.
Western Governments Announce New Myanmar Sanctions Ahead of Coup Anniversary

Western Governments Announce New Myanmar Sanctions Ahead of Coup Anniversary

By Sebastian Strangio
The United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia have targeted a range of military officials and enterprises that support the armed forces.

EU Announces Fourth Round of Sanctions on Post-Coup Myanmar

EU Announces Fourth Round of Sanctions on Post-Coup Myanmar

By Sebastian Strangio
The list of targeted entities includes the state-owned Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise, a major source of revenue for the military junta.

Myanmar: Sanctions Are the Key to a Democratic Future

Myanmar: Sanctions Are the Key to a Democratic Future

By Tin Tun Naing
To compel the military to change, Western governments need to go after the income that helps sustain it.

With Coordinated Announcement, Western Nations Ramp up Myanmar Sanctions

With Coordinated Announcement, Western Nations Ramp up Myanmar Sanctions

By Sebastian Strangio
Secretary of State Antony Blinken said that the U.S. will “continue to promote accountability for those responsible for the coup."

Western Governments Intensify Diplomatic Pressure on Myanmar Junta

Western Governments Intensify Diplomatic Pressure on Myanmar Junta

By Sebastian Strangio
As Myanmar's junta digs in, the ultimate end goal of the growing international pressure remains unclear.
US Imposes Trade Restrictions on Myanmar’s Military Junta

US Imposes Trade Restrictions on Myanmar’s Military Junta

By Sebastian Strangio
The announcement came two days after at least 38 protesters were shot dead by security forces.

Is a Coup Worse Than a Genocide?

Is a Coup Worse Than a Genocide?

By Sebastian Strangio
The difference in Western governments' reaction to the two episodes suggests a misplaced focus on electoral procedures.

Can the US Strengthen Its Economic Arsenal in Asia?

Can the US Strengthen Its Economic Arsenal in Asia?

By Robert Farley
Revisiting the “lethality” of sanctions -- and figuring out an endgame.

To Manage Great Power Competition, America Needs a New Economic Patriot Act

To Manage Great Power Competition, America Needs a New Economic Patriot Act

By Michael B. Greenwald 
An executive order spelling out a new Economic Patriot Act would enable a smarter sanctions strategy.
Trump's Coming Trade War With China

Trump's Coming Trade War With China

By Atman Trivedi
The administration could be courting disaster if it relies too heavily on a punitive approach against Beijing.

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