sanctions

Sources and a document show how Google bars nonprofits from telling activists in certain countries about their products.

Glocom is a front company for North Korea to sell sanctions violating military equipment. But, even after some tech companies clamped down, Glocom kept up its presence on YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook.

An Iranian academic says Slack banned him from the communication platform due to US sanctions. But the academic does not live in Iran; he’s in Canada.

A rise in atmospheric levels of CFC-11, a substance banned by the Montreal Protocol, prompted environmental investigators to find the source.

The US Treasury sanctioned five companies accusing them of helping the Russian government hack. But the founder of one of those companies vehemently denied the accusations.

The Petro was meant to boost Venezuela’s economy, but it’s faced harsh criticism at home and abroad.

The same president who has praised strongmen across the world is going after corruption and human rights abuses, including by targeting Russians. What gives?

After legislators forced Trump to signed a Russian sanctions bill, the president threw a fit. That's not great.

Feds to investigate colleges for discriminating against whites, more than two dozen killed in Afghanistan mosque attack, Christopher Wray confirmed as new FBI director, and more.

Putin took his anger at pending US sanctions out on some American diplomats and Russian support staff. An expert told us more serious retaliation is likely.

The US government just forbid any American citizen and company from dealing with North Korea’s unofficial tech department, but this will probably not change anything about North Korea’s internet.

The sanctions target 271 employees of a Syrian research facility that the US believes develops chemical weapons.