ABSTRACT
India and Pakistan: Current U.S. Economic Sanctions [Updated February 11, 2002] [open pdf - 58KB]
From the Summary: "In 1998, India and Pakistan each conducted tests of nuclear explosive devices, drawing world condemnation. The United States and a number of India's and Pakistan's major trading partners imposed economic sanctions in response. Most U.S. economic sanctions were lifted or eased within a few months of their imposition, however, and Congress gave the President the authority to remove all remaining restrictions in 1999. [...] Today, the United States imposes no economic sanctions against the governments of Pakistan or India."
Report Number: | CRS Report for Congress, RS20995 |
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Date: | 2002-02-11 |
Copyright: | Public Domain |
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Format: | pdf |
Media Type: | application/pdf |
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