Economy
Information related to the North Korea economic sector
In rare move, North Korean ship arrives in Vietnamese port
DPRK-flagged vessels do not typically venture outside of domestic, Russian, or Chinese waters
Why North Korea still falls short in providing for the basic needs of its people
DPRK must stop crackdowns on market activity and guarantee its citizens' rights, UN official writes
DPRK railways minister en route to Uzbekistan for conference: Russian embassy
Jang Hyuk to attend a ministerial meeting of Organization for Cooperation of Railways from June 5-7
Dizzy with success: North Korea’s ambitious, and troubled, first five year plan
The DPRK's first experience with long-term economic planning produced mixed results
North Korea’s sanctioned oil tankers head abroad in May
Two designated vessels moved between Japan and South Korea this month
A shrimp between whales: will North Korea benefit from the U.S.-China trade war?
While the DPRK stands to benefit for now, Sino-U.S. tensions could hamper diplomacy in the long-term
How serious is the food situation in North Korea? The view from the rice market
Open-source data suggests that prices remain at a record low, despite reported shortages
How North Korean media has covered the country’s ongoing “food problem”
Limited coverage of drought damage suggests situation remains manageable for the time being
Almost three months on, what’s changed since the Hanoi summit?
NK Pro timeline charts the key developments since February
Over 450 firms taking part in this week’s Pyongyang trade fair: KCNA
Figure, if accurate, could represent highest participation in a DPRK trade fair on record
