- Linux Foundation Official Blog (2025): Navigating Global Regulations and Open Source: US OFAC Sanctions
- ZDNET / The New Stack Analysis: US Blocks Open Source ‘Help’ From These Countries
- The Register: Linus Torvalds affirms expulsion of Russian maintainers
- Linux Foundation Resource: Understanding US Export Controls with Open Source Projects (General background on EAR vs. OFAC).
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I don’t. But dnf-automatic (fedora) does it automatically about once a day based on a systemd timer. dnf needs-restarting indicates if a reboot is required (or just configure dnf-automatic to do it).
Iran is China’s 38th most valuable trade partner. The US is number 1. Who are sanctions on China by the US going to hurt most?
If the EV is driven in the EU, where the UK tax does not apply, how is the UK only mileage reported as it won’t add up to the odometer reading? How is this legitimate avoidance handled vs fiddling the odometer?
Yet another example of so-called “free market economics”. Amazing how the USA cries foul when China legitimately decides to buy soy beans from a BRICS country because of Taco’s ridiculous tariffs. Trump’s economic illiteracy is not China’s problem. It has many other partnerships in the world. If the west didn’t want the Chinese economy outgrowing it’s own then perhaps the greedy capitalists shouldn’t have outsourced their production to Chinese cheap labour. But capitalism == greed and exploitation, so no surprise. You’ve made your bed, now lie in it.
Definitely nothing to do with oil /s
Venezuela currently ranks as the country with the largest proven oil reserves in the world. Based on recent data from multiple sources (including OPEC and various energy industry estimates), the ranking is: