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US Law Firm Explains Sanctions' Practical Implications

Lawyers from Seward and Kissel explain the practical implications that sanctions against Iran and Syria have on the industry.

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Bolivia Registry to delist vessels if sanctions violations discovered

Bolivia Registry Director Zoilo Roca Kikunga says it will remove vessels in violations of international sanctions.

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Iranian Crude Oil Exports in Decline

A Lloyd's List Intelligence study indicates that Iranian crude oil export volumes for March 2012 were one-third lower than their monthly average for 2011, potentially suggesting that sanctions imposed on the country are having an effect.

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Potential Syria Weapons Delivery Foiled

A German-owned, Antigua and Barbuda-flagged ship that had been headed for Syria changed course after learning that it was possibly carrying military equipment that the regime planned to use against dissidents.

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Iranian Naval Ship Rescues Chinese Ship from Pirates

An Iranian warship has rescued the Chinese-owned, Panamanian-flagged cargo ship from Somali pirates.

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Malta registry delists Iran-connected tanker

The Maltese registry has delisted a vessel linked to an Iranian ownership and carrying Syrian cargo.

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US Law Firm Explains Impact of Sanctions on Trade

The U.S. law firm Holland and Knight explains that in today's world of sanctions on Iran, North Korea and Syria shipping companies need to be extra cautious in conducting trade.

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Commonwealth Group Representative Rejects Argentine Claims of Caribbean Alliance

Commonwealth Eminent Persons Group representative Sir Ronald Sanders has spoken out against allegations claiming several Caribbean countries' support for Argentina's boycott of the Falkland Islands registry.

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U.S. Rescues Iranian Seafarers Held by Piracy

In a story that intertwines the issues of piracy and U.S.-Iran relations particularly relevant to the maritime industry, the U.S. aircraft carrier John C. Stennis rescued 13 Iranian crew members being held captive by Somali pirates in the Gulf of Oman.

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2012 National Defense Authorization Act Contains New Iran Sanctions

The law firm Seward and Kissel has issued a press release this week in relation to the U.S.’ 2012 National Defense Authorization Act, which contains information regarding sanctions against Iran.

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