A Campaign Against Economic Coercive Measures
by Ted Snider, published on The American Conservative, January 19, 2026 You can’t understand recent events without paying attention to America’s use of crippling sanctions. The U.S. will “keep on[…]
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Excerpts from Iran Unfiltered, published by NIAC, January 2, 2026 Editor’s note: In general these weekly “Iran Unfiltered” posts are very interesting, directly relate to immediate events in iran, but[…]
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by Peiman Salehi, produced by Globetrotter., May 7, 2025 Economic sanctions are often described as ‘peaceful’ alternatives to war. Yet for millions in countries like Iran and Venezuela, they feel[…]
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Last week, several diplomats convened to discuss the pressing issue of unilateral coercive measures as a critical impediment to the realization of the right to development. The panel was moderated[…]
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by Michael Galant and Pedro Labayen Herrera, published by the Center for Economics and Policy Research, October 31, 2024 In this edition of Sanctions Watch, covering October 2024: US Special[…]
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by Brett Wilkins, published on Common Dreams, August 12, 2024 “Hundreds of millions of civilians around the world suffer—and hundreds of thousands have died—even in times of ostensible peace under[…]
Read moreby Medea Benjamin and Nicolas J. S. Davies, published on Common Dreams, June 17, 2019 Whether in Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, North Korea or one of the 20 countries under the[…]
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