Sanctions
Information related to sanctions developments
Biden is about to be president, and Moon wants him to undo Trump’s mistakes
In a New Year’s press conference, President Moon Jae-in says Kim Jong Un is willing to continue denuclearization talks
Indonesian company fined $1 million for selling cigarette papers to North Korea
U.S. Treasury fined the paper manufacturer for violating sanctions using 28 separate U.S. dollar wire transfers
Recap: Top moments at North Korea’s Eighth Party Congress
The eight-day-long event went over failures of the last five years and clarified social, economic and military plans
A newly-declassified document underscores Trump’s North Korea failures
The U.S. wanted to convince North Korea that it doesn’t need nukes, but Kim is far from persuaded
Statues in Africa traced back to North Korean artists making money for regime
A new report suggests that two North Korean artists are using a front company to make the DPRK dollars
South Korea hopes to video chat North Korea with a $361,600 special room
South Korea is looking for construction crews to beef up a facility meant to help President Moon Jae-in reach Pyongyang
‘Meet anytime, anywhere’: Moon answers Kim’s hostile remarks with olive branch
In his New Year's address, South Korean President Moon Jae-in once again pitched more dialogue with the DPRK
North Korea’s threatening message to the US is a covert nudge for negotiations
The DPRK said it will continue developing nuclear strike capabilities, but it still left the door open for diplomacy
Expert roundup: What North Korea’s Eighth Party Congress says about the future
Analysts weigh in on North Korea’s relationship with Seoul and Washington, plus the DPRK’s economic outlook in 2021
US government could net $2.37 million in unclaimed, frozen North Korean funds
Deadline to claim the money has passed, so prosecutors will ask for default judgment to give funds to the government
