Sanctions
Information related to sanctions developments
Vessels in South Korea linked to older North Korean smuggling networks
Two vessels suspected of smuggling on behalf of the DPRK have been in South Korea for months
North Korean vessels exploiting tracking system flaws to evade sanctions: report
Report details how one ship’s spoofing methods reveal gaps in sanctions enforcement efforts
North Korean foreign ministry slams U.S. sanctions extension, spins Pompeo remarks
Trump last Friday renewed “national emergency” authorizing sanctions for one year
What bananas in Belize can teach us about North Korea sanctions
The case of John Zabaneh reveals the economic and political spillover effects of targeted sanctions
Trump to visit South Korea this week: what to expect?
Conditions could be ripe for renewed U.S.-DPRK diplomacy
China reports first gasoline shipment to North Korea since 2017
Though the exported amount was negligible, valued only $35,000 dollars for the month of April
Xi rode in “illicitly obtained” Mercedes at summit with Kim, photos show
Chinese leader happy to ride in vehicle thought to breach UN Security Council sanctions
Why it’s time to rethink the looming ban on North Koreans working overseas
The measure, scheduled for December 22, will harm regular people and work against U.S. interests
Russian oil shipments to North Korea remain high in March, April: UN
Though shipments just a fraction of Chinese crude numbers
ICRC granted UN exemption to deliver health, water project supplies to North Korea
International Committee of the Red Cross says DPRK capacity in these areas "remained precarious"
