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US: Export Controls Enforcement in 2024: A Fireside Chat with U.S. Assistant Secretary Matthew S. Axelrod

Import and Trade Remedies

Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security) where he will share his insights on what to expect in the year ahead for export enforcement. Axelrod currently serves as the Assistant Secretary for Export Enforcement at the U.S. national security by enforcing the country’s export control laws. Register here Questions?

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USDA Funding an Additional $123 Million Towards Second Round of Meat & Poultry Processing Expansion Programming

USFCR

billion pounds of total beef exports expected to decline. 1 The Processing Expansion Program will assist meat and poultry producers in expanding their current capacity and ensure that the proper safety measures are followed in accordance with the USDA. Also, commercial beef production was forecasted to decline by 6 percent, to 26.5

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Commerce Bureau Gives Employees a Helping Hand

GovLoop

BIS, which is part of the Commerce Department, oversees export controls and treaty compliance around sensitive advanced technologies. Many employees — for example, those who work in export administration — spend most of their time on laptops at their desks. A small bureau in a massive agency, BIS does not have a robust IT budget.

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DoD is Making its List, and Checking it Twice: DoD Updates 1260H Chinese Military Companies List

Government Contracts Legal Forum

DoD first published the 1260H List in 2021 with 47 entities and updated it to include 13 more entities in 2022. DoD did not issue an updated 1260H List in 2023. This most recent 1260H List update added 16 entities, including subsidiaries.

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Treating Symptoms or Root Causes? The Draft Statute of an Advisory Centre on International Investment Dispute Resolution

Kluwer Arbitration

For capital-exporting economies, it offers a means to ease some of developing countries’ concerns about ISDS – and in this way, to shore up a dispute settlement system the perceived legitimacy of which is under growing pressure. One is that, as donor countries may also be major capital exporters, there is potential for conflicts of interest.

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How exporting weapons becomes risky for contractors who make the exports

Federal News Network

Interview Transcript: Tom Temin And we think of the defense industrial base has strained in terms of capacity to manufacture what’s needed around the world and, you know, missile systems and ammunition and so forth. Export control laws. You really got under the Arms Export Control Act. Regulatory risk. Great question Tom.

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2024 LCIA West-Africa Roadshow: The Role of Arbitration in the Energy Transition in Africa

Kluwer Arbitration

This presents a significant export opportunity for African nations. He emphasised the need for capacity building by studying successful approaches in other jurisdictions. She also outlined specific needs for external counsel for navigating legal frameworks, assisting expert witnesses, and selecting arbitrators.

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