Dr. Daniel Salisbury is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Science and Security Studies (CSSS) at King’s College London.
Britain feared a DPRK push for IMO membership would give it a foothold to carry out smuggling and terrorism
Newly released archives reveal how the DPRK capitalized on a royal wedding through commemorative stamps and coins
Decades before turning to crypto, the DPRK raked in billions for its coffers through a far more conventional source
Archival evidence sheds light on how the DPRK procured British technology to build its own amphibious craft
Evidence left by regime may answer questions about DPRK support for Syria’s development of weapons of mass destruction
Berlin embassy was at center of procurement efforts during Cold War, relying on tactics the DPRK still uses today
Weak sanctions and ties with Russia have DPRK poised to advance weapons development and arms sales in years to come
DPRK once pursued deal to buy Concorde jets, highlighting its pursuit of new tech and desire for recognition from West
Embassies and consulates used for WMD procurement have tended to be located in high-tech and less regulated markets
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