Sanctions
Information related to sanctions developments
New US bill calls for social media companies to ban North Korean accounts
A Republican bill aims to terminate social media accounts belonging to U.S.-declared “state sponsors of terror”
US to North Korea sanctions violators: Prepare to ‘lose liberty and property’
FBI wants to send a "clear" message with latest ship seizure and warrant for Singaporean man’s arrest
North Korea is hyping citizens up for submarine missile and satellite launches
New domestic propaganda boldly boasts SLBM and aerospace program developments to DPRK citizens
Economic superpowers promise to stop North Korea’s nukes
G7 countries opt for controversial terminology in a joint statement that vows to work on North Korea denuclearization
Kim Jong Un’s $2 million aid donation raises cash transfer questions
The North Korean leader has gifted aid funds and stipends to Chongryon in Japan every year since becoming leader
US and South Korean president to discuss North Korea in Washington next month
Experts say Joe Biden and Moon Jae-in will chiefly discuss sanctions against North Korea
Gold, silver and sapphire? North Korea markets sanctioned sculptures and jewelry
The country’s latest Foreign Trade magazine touts artwork from a studio sanctioned by the US and UN
North Korean diplomats regularly flew on Emirates to smuggle gold and cash
The airline was unable to provide a “substantive” response to U.N. inquiries, a Panel of Experts report said
North Koreans are stranded in Nigeria or illegally working in local clinics
A 2019 U.N. ban ordered all North Korean workers home, but COVID-19 disruptions leave some still waiting for deportation
First lawsuit between North and South Korean firms ends in loss for plaintiffs
Seoul court rejects claim by North Korea’s Myongji Corporation and others over $89,000 for zinc shipment
