Sanctions
Information related to sanctions developments
Work on China-DPRK ‘bridge to nowhere’ stops amid new COVID-19 border controls
Pandemic and October holiday preparations may have dashed hopes of New Yalu River Bridge’s projected 2020 opening
Singaporean man admits to selling $580K of illegal luxury goods to North Korea
Singaporean director implicated in illegal luxury goods exports between 2010-2016
South Korean governor pushes for joint healthcare center in North Korea
Gyeonggi Province Gov. Lee Jae-myung pitched the idea once again — this time with two potential locations in mind
A $75 million luxury North Korean golf course shut down six weeks after opening
The Ananti Golf Resort was built in North Korea’s beautiful Mount Kumgang region — but it abruptly closed in 2008
US charges North Korean father-daughter team with fraud and money laundering
One of the North Koreans charged was once a suspect in Kim Jong Nam’s assassination
Top officials of the two Koreas and US virtually attend ASEAN Regional Forum
North Korean ambassador to Indonesia An Kwang Il attended in place of foreign minister Ri Son Gwon
US accuses two HK firms of selling $300M+ of American tech to North Korea
Couple used front companies to acquire millions of dollars worth of U.S. telecommunications equipment for North Korea
North Korea once again touts its national space program and satellite launches
Pyongyang is increasingly promoting its space sector, possibly hinting at another planned launch in the near future
Why North Korea may be on the brink of another deadly ‘Arduous March’ famine
Sanctions, flooding, COVID-19 and other 2020 conditions look eerily similar to what caused the devastating 1990s famine
South Koreans fined for illegally purchasing North Korean art in Pyongyang
Tourists fined after buying art from the sanctioned Mansudae Art Studio in Pyongyang, an unpublished U.N. report shows
