The tracker shows that a total of 3,677 individuals and 1,018 entities are currently listed across the EU's 35 sanctions regimes.
March 4, 2024The EU would be able to target serious acts of corruption worldwide with travel bans and asset freezes, similar to the US Magnitsky Act.
May 4, 2023The Australian government also announced sanctions against individuals and entities in Myanmar and Iran for violence and human rights abuses against their people.
February 1, 2023The EU, UK, US and Canada imposed sanctions over the use of use of force against peaceful protestors and the sale of drones to Russia.
November 18, 2022The EU has just imposed sanctions over the way protests in Iran are being handled. The drone transfers to Russia are considered a violation of a UNSC resolution.
October 20, 2022The EU's sixth package of sanctions will also include the removal of three more banks from the SWIFT network and asset freezes against more Russian individuals.
June 1, 2022New OFAC designations; US and UK bans on Russian access to professional services; New trade restrictions, vessel designations
May 9, 2022The EU approved bans on Russian coal imports, high-tech exports, port access, and more banks. Australia has sanctioned 67 more individuals.
April 8, 2022The bill will pass "under urgency" this week, to provide further, extensive sanctions on Russia and individuals and companies connected to the Russian government.
March 8, 2022Seven Russian banks will likely be cut off from SWIFT; Japan will freeze Russia's yen reserves; Korea will suspend transactions with seven Russian banks and their subsidiaries.
March 2, 2022