Sanctions Intelligence

Sanctions map.

A country-by-country reading of six sanctions regimes — OFAC, the UN, the EU, Switzerland, the UK and Australia. Stack the authorities that matter to you, and read the measure behind every border.

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Show thematic programs Global regimes (terrorism, cyber, human rights…) are not country-bound — shown as markers on the jurisdictions the source names.

Crimea and Sevastopol use filled administrative boundaries within Ukraine. Other Ukraine territorial measures use hollow location markers; their extent is not depicted. Boundaries represent 2017 data and are not current control lines. Contains information from geoBoundaries and © OpenStreetMap contributors / Wambacher, available under ODbL 1.0. Download boundary database · License notice · Boundary provenance.

Cross-cutting programs

Thematic regimes aren’t on the map.

These target designated persons and entities worldwide, regardless of nationality. Toggle them on above to mark the jurisdictions the source names — but their reach is global.

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Method & caveats

How each regime is coded.

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Standing note

This map is general information for orientation only and is not legal advice. The governing law controls — the statutes, regulations, orders and official sanctions lists cited in each entry — and it prevails over anything shown here. The map is updated by periodic review, not in real time: licenses, derogations and designations change without notice, and an entry can be out of date. Check the cited official source and the date shown before acting.