Economy
Information related to the North Korea economic sector
Indonesian ambassador to North Korea hopes sanctions eased to boost trade
Despite 2019 trade rebound, sanctions still major obstacle, Ambassador Berlian Napitupulu says in radio interview
Container traffic returns to North Korea’s Nampho port after coronavirus slump
Quarantine of arriving cargo also apparent in latest satellite imagery
North Korean officials vow “all-night battle” to build new Pyongyang hospital
Public health and metallurgy industry ministry officials, manager of Sunchon Cement Complex pledge to make deadline
Amid coronavirus fears, Sino-DPRK cross-border activity remains at a standstill
Source testimony reinforces conclusions from recent satellite imagery analysis of the area
Why North Korea’s healthcare sector is better equipped than many believe
The DPRK is able to strictly enforce quarantine measures and has a large number of doctors in the population
Status of upcoming North Korean trade fairs in question due to coronavirus
Companies involved in growing DPRK trade events expect cancellations or postponement, but await official word
North Korea’s economy and the coronavirus: current fallout and future unknowns
The DPRK has experienced a supply shock in its food and fuel markets, with greater impact likely further down the line
The coronavirus slowdown at North Korean ports, as seen from above
Satellite imagery reveals relatively empty scenes at Nampho and Sinuiju ports in conjunction with quarantine measures
North Korean media signals final push to complete Wonsan beach resort by April
Landscaping and interior work well underway, Rodong Sinmun reports, though other signs point to possible delay
A new e-commerce platform in Hunchun: another awkward attempt at Sino-DPRK trade
Sanctions aside, Jilin province suffers from its lack of connection to Pyongyang when compared with neighboring Liaoning
