Podcast: Sanctions outlook 2023
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Sanctions began dominating the headlines again in 2022. Largely, reports focused on the ongoing sanctions targeting Russia. As we look ahead to 2023, Russia remains a target. Other countries (such as Belarus, China and Iran) are also under scrutiny. There is also increasing focus on sanctions enforcement. In this podcast, our experts consider these trends and what may be on the horizon for sanctions in 2023.
Our sanctions lawyers in the UK, USA and EU discuss sanctions trends and upcoming regulatory developments. They also outline some expectations for international sanctions in 2023.
Topics include:
- sanctions targeting Russia;
- other the key sanctions targets (Belarus, China, Venezuela, Cuba, Iran, North Korea);
- sanctions enforcement trends;
- coordination between the UK, USA and EU;
- human rights and corruption-related sanctions; and
- challenges to sanctions legislation and in sanctions-related cases.
This episode was recorded 27 January 2023.
