Economy
Information related to the North Korea economic sector
Large-scale greenhouse farm project takes shape in Kyongsong, imagery shows
DPRK leader may have inspected area recently before or after departing town for Russia
Unpacking the mystery of North Korea’s “ghost ships” – NKNews Podcast Ep.69
Filmmaker Nicholas Ahlmark discusses his new documentary investigating the enigmatic phenomenon
No Chinese gasoline, diesel shipments to North Korea in February: data
Beijing continues an apparent fuel cut off, while sending small amounts of other refined petroleum products
Putin stresses North Korean need for security guarantees as summit ends
Denuclearization, sanctions, and economic cooperation round out the agenda, Putin told reporters
Kim Jong Un, Vladimir Putin meet in Vladivostok for first summit
Meetings Thursday afternoon expected to address denuclearization, bilateral economic ties
Kim, Putin summit scheduled for April 25: Kremlin aide
Exact date for the meeting withheld until now at Pyongyang's request
North Korean officials to attend Belt and Road Forum in China this week: KCNA
External economic relations minister Kim Yong Jae spotted arriving in Beijing earlier in the day
Chinese oil shipments to North Korea remain low in February
Though exports above average when combined with Russian supplies
Why the USSR tried — and failed — to slow North Korean collectivization
Kim Il Sung's 1950s agrarian reforms further deepened the gap between Moscow and Pyongyang
No observable power shortages in Pyongyang, despite “hour-a-day” report
Situation in North Korean capital remains normal, sources insist, while some say it's improving
