Economy
Information related to the North Korea economic sector
Tour operators believe North Korea won’t open until sometime in 2021
Practitioners from the travel industry speculate that the border could reopen sometime between 2021 and 2022
Kim Jong Un inspects new chicken farm construction, calls older ones ‘backwards’
Kwangchon Chicken Farm is only the second economic site to see a public visit from Kim this year
North Korea changes its maritime law amid increased fishing, casualties
North Korea is addressing safety issues and becoming increasingly transparent about changes to the maritime law
North Korean leader says major hospital project lacks budget, proper supplies
Visit to Pyongyang General Hospital marks Kim Jong Un’s first inspection since May 1
Why the COVID-19 crisis could actually benefit the North Korean economy
The benefits of growing U.S.-China tensions may outweigh the damage caused by the pandemic
“Being in North Korea”: teaching business in the world’s last Stalinist state
A new book details the trials and tribulations of on-the-ground engagement in the DPRK
North Korean TV spotlights small city’s development, omits major ongoing project
New apartment blocks, factory improvements in Huichon touted a week after city said to be experiencing “problems”
Dandong-North Korea trade: blessed with location, plagued by inefficiency
Obsolete payment systems and logistical issues are among the problems hindering the Chinese city's trade with the DPRK
Russian exports to North Korea soared in April, new data shows
In addition to 25,000 tonne food aid shipment, majority of goods related to construction, medicine
North Korea in June 2020: a month in review and what’s ahead
An analysis of the main developments between June 1 and June 30
