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U.S. Sanctions Colombian-Linked Recruiters Feeding RSF War in Sudan

Washington seeks to cut off recruitment pipelines that send ex-Colombian soldiers to the RSF.

Russia Launches 97-Drone Night Raid on Ukraine After Day of "Massive" Strikes

Macron Presses Trump to Lift U.S. Sanctions on EU Figures Breton and Guillou

Trump Extends Crimea-Related National Emergency, Keeping Russia Sanctions in Place for One Year

U.S. Authorizes Five Oil Majors to Restart Operations in Venezuela Under Tight Oversight

U.S. Authorizes BP, Chevron, Eni, Repsol and Shell to Restart Oil Work in Venezuela

Carlyle Strikes Conditional Deal for Lukoil’s International Assets, Excluding Kazakhstan

Lukoil Reaches Conditional Deal to Sell Overseas Unit to Carlyle

U.S. Seizes Seventh Tanker Under Venezuela Oil Blockade

U.S. Sanctions 21 Houthi-Linked Targets and a Vessel to Disrupt Funding Network

U.S. Signals Venezuela Sanctions Easing Next Week to Move Oil Sales

Four ‘Dark’ Tankers Return to Venezuela as U.S. Seizes M Sophia and Opens Limited Licensed Sales

Iran’s Arms Exporter Opens Crypto Payments for Weapons Sales

U.S. Repeals Caesar Act Sanctions on Syria After Defense Bill Becomes Law

Congress Advances NDAA That Repeals Syria’s ‘Caesar’ Sanctions

Chevron Weighs Select Purchases From Lukoil’s Overseas Portfolio Under U.S. Rules

Lukoil Declares Force Majeure at Iraq’s West Qurna-2 After U.S. Sanctions

U.S. Grants Hungary One-Year Waiver on Russian Energy After Trump–Orbán Meeting

Gunvor Withdraws $22 Billion Lukoil Bid After U.S. Treasury Vows No License

U.S. Moves to Lift U.N. Sanctions as Trump Confirms First White House Visit by Syria’s Al‑Sharaa