Economy
Information related to the North Korea economic sector
Kim’s New Year’s address indicates bumpy road for inter-Korean ties
Leader's latest address displays new-found independence from the legacy of his father, grandfather
Sinuiju tourist area cost $7 million, paid for by China
Travel company advertising day trips to the new tourist zone for $120
North Korea maintains coal export revenues in 2015
So far revenues down just 6% on last year, Vietnamese withdrawal from market likely reason
Invest in N.Korea now to invest in unification later
More than supporting a dreadful regime, such programs teach skills Northerners will need to know
Third Paekdu power plant to be completed by May – DPRK media
News follows visit by a delegation of Russian energy specialists to North Korea last week
Preparing for the unpredictable in N.Korea
No one wants to talk about sudden collapse and reunification, but they should
North Korea reveals more economic zone plans
DPRK wants Sinuiju to have own power station, air and sea ports, gas infrastructure
Russia largest N. Korea WFP donor in 2015 – corrected
Donations total $9 million, will be used to provide enriched food to most insecure
North Korea: Poor from the beginning
Soviet records indicate N.Korean economic edge in the ‘50s could be a myth
A disgraceful definition of dereliction of duty by the DPRK
Before predicting its collapse, North Korea must be seen for what it is: a failed state
