1. Introduction: Artificial Intelligence Meets International Trade Regulation
Artificial intelligence is increasingly influencing how businesses identify sanctions exposure, classify goods, assess export-control restrictions, screen counterparties, review customs documentation and monitor international supply chains. Its capacity to process substantial quantities of information creates opportunities to improve efficiency, consistency and the early identification ... More Information
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Oct2026
The International Sanctions and Export Control Society (ISECS) successfully held its Wednesday Session, “Update Iran Sanctions - Recent Changes and Compliance Implications”, on 14 October 2026, bringing together international sanctions, export controls, legal and compliance professionals to examine recent developments concerning Iran. The webinar featured Dawson Law, Founder of Conseil ... More Information
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