EU Extends Myanmar Sanctions for 1 Year
The Council of the European Union on April 25 extended its sanctions on Myanmar for one year, pushing them to April 30, 2026. The restrictions currently apply to 106 individuals and 22 entries and include an asset freeze, arms embargo…
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and restriction on the export of dual-use goods and equipment for monitoring communication that may be used for internal repression.