The world’s most dangerous regimes are building their most lethal weapons using electronics from advanced industrial democracies despite supposedly stringent sanctions.
These massive contraventions of sanctions regimes cannot be regarded as isolated incidents, and the situation demonstrates that a major transformation is needed to give the export control regime its edge back.
Written by Olena Tregub, the secretary-general of NAKO, and Marc R. DeVore, a senior lecturer at the University of St. Andrews’s School of International Relations.
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The world’s most dangerous regimes are building their most lethal weapons using electronics from advanced industrial democracies despite supposedly stringent sanctions.
These massive contraventions of sanctions regimes cannot be regarded as isolated incidents, and the situation demonstrates that a major transformation is needed to give the export control regime its edge back.
Written by Olena Tregub, the secretary-general of NAKO, and Marc R. DeVore, a senior lecturer at the University of St. Andrews’s School of International Relations.