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On this 4thof July, Britain was also celebrating. The first country to secure a trade deal with the Trump Administration, the U.K. can indeed celebrate the so-called Special Relationship.
But what exactly is in the deal?
For starters it’s not a free trade agreement in the traditional sense. Rather, it’s more like a…
From Thursday October 10, 2024, the UK has an additional new sanctions regulator following the official launch of the Office of Trade Sanctions Implementation (“OTSI”). First announced in December 2023, its establishment was confirmed last month with the publication of The Trade, Aircraft and Shipping Sanctions (Civil Enforcement) Regulations 2024 (the “Regulations). …
From September 30, 2023, new EU and UK sanctions will come into effect targeting the imports of specified iron and steel products which are processed in third countries and incorporate Russian-origin iron and steel inputs. Importers will need to declare upon import whether the imported goods are compliant (and be prepared to provide evidence demonstrating…
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