Economy
Information related to the North Korea economic sector
North Korea in October 2018: a month in review
An analytic look at the main developments of the September 22-October 21 period
Seoul spent USD$8.6 million on inter-Korean liaison office renovation: MOU
Funds to come from Inter-Korean Cooperation Fund, also cover accommodation and some utilities
Inter-Korean trade ticked upwards again this year, figures suggest
Values still far lower than 2015 equivalents, however
Two Koreas discussing visit by South Korean businesspeople to Kaesong: MOU
Visit would be first by former KIC CEOs since plant's closure in February 2016
Moon ratifies Pyongyang Declaration, says it will “improve N. Korean human rights”
Seoul denies National Assembly approval needed as September's inter-Korean agreement becomes law
Small town sees major construction six years after deadly floods: imagery
State media touts flood prevention, housing construction in "transforming town" near DPRK capital
DPRK media steps up criticism of U.S. for “interference” in inter-Korean affairs
North Korean outlets accuse Washington of "autocratic interference," call for sanctions relief
Masikryong ski resort undergoing expansion, images reveal
Site has long been a marquee project for DPRK leadership, though humanitarian concerns persist
New North Korean VR software using prominent HTC VIVE system: state media
DPRK touts up-and-coming tech at this week's 2018 National Exhibition of IT Successes
How a Czech company helps set up hydropower plants in North Korea
Topic Energo's Miroslav Blazek discusses the unique challenge of bringing the DPRK's power grid up to scratch
