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U.S.: prolific on sanctions
25 March 2014

U.S.: prolific on sanctions

BY Trupti Sarode and Marisha Dolly Singh

The recent U.S. sanctions against Russia and the Ukraine is the latest in a long list of countries and organisations that have been targeted by Washington over the past decades. In the table below, Gateway House looks at the U.S.’s prolific sanction programme

TAGGED UNDER: Al Qaeda, Cuba, Myanmar sanctions, sanctions, Tehrik-i-Taliban pakistan

seema iran pic Courtesy: PMO
4 April 2012

India-U.S.-Iran: A tightrope walk

BY Seema Sirohi

Although political discourse around Iranian sanctions is binary and stark in Washington, the reality of India's actions within its bilateral framework with Iran is complex. India is engaged in an excruciating tightrope walk, and has to defend its choices and compulsions with ardour.

TAGGED UNDER: Indo-U.S, Iran, New Delhi, oil imports, Robert Blackwill, sanctions, tehran, Washington, Wendy Sherman, wise words

rsz_3236644412_b8e81d152b_0 Courtesy: US Army/ Flickr
22 November 2011

U.S. military: Is Iran the next target?

BY Neelam Deo and Alisha Pinto

President Barack Obama is receiving pressure from domestic politics and Israel to maintain his stance on a nuclear free Iran. Will the United States go so far as to attack Iran, and if so, can it deal with the consequences?

TAGGED UNDER: Iran, Israel, Military, nuclear, sanctions, UN, United Nations, United States, US, Weapons

Mike Russia Wiki_210x140 Courtesy: Mike Russia/Wikipedia
23 November 2010

Burma’s Stubborn State

BY Michael Green

Although freeing Aung Suu Kyi may allow Burma’s military leaders to escape scrutiny for now, their budding nuclear ambitions could rejuvenate international interest in placing pressure on their regime.

TAGGED UNDER: Aung San Suu Kyi, Burma, Burmese junta, incentives, military junta, Myanmar, Myanmar elections, regional relationships, sanctions, Than Shwe

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