Sanctions
Information related to sanctions developments
North Korean IT workers are illegally making big money abroad: Investigation
IT workers under the Munitions Industry Department likely raised over $1.2 million in 2019: UN report
COVID-19 slows down ambulance and tuberculosis aid delivery to North Korea
The United Nations extends the delivery window for Doctors Without Borders after granting it sanctions exemptions
South Korean group can now send $253,000 in face masks and COVID-19 aid to DPRK
Five times now, the unification ministry approved private group projects sending COVID-19 aid to North Korea
US lifts sanctions against Macao bank accused of North Korea money laundering
U.S. abandons sanctions against Banco Delta Asia after 13 years of enacting them and over a decade of appeals
US vice presidential runner Kamala Harris may support DPRK sanctions relief
Harris has made previous comments supporting partial sanctions relief in future US-North Korea negotiations
South Korean province plans to send aid to North Korea despite failed attempts
UN approved a sanctions exemption for Gyeonggi province to deliver greenhouse materials to S. Phyongan, Nampho
Spanish aristocrat behind a North Korea sympathizer group violated UN sanctions
Alejandro Cao de Benos of the Korea Friendship Association allegedly brokered payments for a North Korean firm
North Korea now using untraceable cryptocurrency for sanctions evasion
Cyber groups linked to DPRK hide illicit trade and cash out stolen funds via ‘altcoin’ transfers, Panel of Experts finds
UN: Syria invited at least 800 North Koreans to work in military, construction
Syria allegedly invited hundreds of North Korean migrant workers as the two countries publicly established closer ties
UN: North Korea made 33 illegal coal shipments after lifting COVID-19 measures
The "majority" of coal gets transferred from Chongjin, Nampho and Taean ports to Chinese waters and buyers, report says
