Financial Action Task Force
Everything filed under institutions in our international relations coverage, the 10 reports filed on it so far.
US urged to back UN Libya roadmap with action, not only
A new UN-help agreement aims to break Libya's political deadlock and pave the way for elections. The United States faces a test of its stated support...
Colombia Earthquake
The US can support Colombia's post-earthquake recovery by providing financial assistance and promoting transparent contracting standards.
Retired Officers: US Military Drug Strikes Unlawful
Retired US Coast Guard officers argue the Trump administration's year-long policy of using military force against suspected drug boats is illegal
Special Operations Command Rethinks
A U.S. Army special operations soldier, writing under a pseudonym for War on the Rocks, argues that an overemphasis on direct-action 'lethality' and a
US Strikes Larak Island, Iran Weighs
The United States has conducted a military strike against Iranian positions on Larak Island, its first known action since a July ceasefire.
US Plans Smaller, Harder Middle East Force
The Pentagon is analyzing a major shift of US forces from the Persian Gulf to Jordan, Israel, and Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast, following Iranian...
US Removes Syria from Terrorism Sponsor List
The US removed Syria from its State Sponsors of Terrorism list, allowing financial transactions and easing some sanctions.
U.S. Treasury Acts as Trump Policies
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has twice intervened in financial markets, citing concern over rising long-term bond yields.
UAE Imposes Trade Embargo on Iran Amid Escalating Tensions
The United Arab Emirates has halted all trade and financial transactions with Iran, citing regional escalations that undermine regional and...
China's New Laws Ensnare Western Companies in Legal Bind
China's expanding economic security toolkit is countering Western trade and financial restrictions, putting foreign companies in a bind between...