Sanctions
Information related to sanctions developments
German, Russian UN missions clash over cause of North Korea humanitarian crisis
Germany criticizes DPRK "hypocrisy" in blocking aid during COVID-19; Russia says sanctions are "collective punishment"
Schrödinger’s sanctions: South Korea plays down the May 24th Measures
Shelving ineffective unilateral sanctions makes sense, but the move is unlikely to jump-start inter-Korean cooperation
GoFundMe pulls campaign raising funds for COVID-19 aid to North Korea
Online fundraising platform says sanctions prohibit it from hosting the campaign
U.S. indicts 28 North Koreans for role in $2.5 billion money laundering plot
DPRK established network of covert bank branches around world to funnel money back home, Department of Justice says
Moon administration will seek to ease restrictions on inter-Korean exchange: MOU
Proposed revision of 30-year-old law aims to expand autonomy of South Koreans engaging in projects with the North
Mozambique denies North Korea sanctions violations, defends medical cooperation
Almost 100 DPRK doctors remain in country, Maputo says in first UN sanctions report, though all agreements suspended
North Korea must give up nukes if it wants a “great economy,” U.S. official says
Washington will "keep talking" to Pyongyang, Robert O'Brien tells Face the Nation
Top South Korean officials to seek sanctions exemption on COVID-19 aid for North
Chief inter-Korean policy lawmaker and unification minister discuss sending medical experts and quarantine supplies
North Korean ships could be permitted in South’s waters, pending agreement: MOU
UN sanctions would still require Seoul to exercise due diligence and inspect DPRK vessels, however
What the latest U.S. sanctions advisory means for North Korean operations at sea
Expected action by industry players will likely further isolate the DPRK from access to international shipping
