PERSON NAMED IN AN OFFICIAL NOTICE

Stephen Kevin Bannon

Official Chinese name: 史蒂夫·班农

Countermeasure ListIn force

Direct answer: This database has 1 sourced record for Stephen Kevin Bannon. The records concern Countermeasure List. Their aggregate status was “In force” on 2026-08-08. A name match starts identity, notice-status and transaction-fact checks. It is not a final transaction decision.

Entity type
Person
Country / region
United States
Affiliated organization stated in notice
特朗普政府
Position stated in notice
前白宫首席战略师
Official aliases / former names
史蒂夫·班农; Stephen Kevin Bannon; 班农; Steve Bannon
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Countermeasure List

外交部发言人宣布中方对蓬佩奥等人实施制裁

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China
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Measure summary — Chinese source wording

本人及其家属被禁止入境中国内地和香港、澳门;本人及其关联企业、机构被限制同中国打交道、做生意。

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