ExecutiveMay 15, 2026U.S. Department of the Treasury
Notice with Regard to International Criminal Court-related Sanctions
Notice with Regard to International Criminal Court-related Sanctions. Source: OFAC Recent Actions (ofac other).
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Notice with Regard to International Criminal Court-related Sanctions. Source: OFAC Recent Actions (ofac other).
USTR has issued a formal notice of action targeting Nicaragua's acts, policies, and practices concerning labor rights, human rights and fundamental freedoms, and the rule of law. Such actions typically result in suspension or modification of trade preferences available to Nicaragua under U.S. trade programs.
Commerce issued a correction to its March 5, 2026 preliminary results notice for the 2023 CVD administrative review (case C-580-882) on cold-rolled steel flat products from South Korea. The correction fixes the name of one company for which the review was rescinded.
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