Sanctions
Information related to sanctions developments
Traffic, construction continues at controversial North Korean oil facility
Additional construction seen via satellite in Nampho since March
The 14th Pyongyang Autumn Trade Fair: breaking down the domestic attendance
Sanctioned entities continue to appear, while advertising spotlights domestic tech, finance, and healthcare firms
Third court delay for Singaporean director charged on North Korea sanctions
Reasons for ongoing court delays unclear
North Korean ship inspections halved in 2018, data shows
Numbers suggest reduced North Korean ship range, destination, and traffic
Blocked North Korean assets in U.S. reappear in State Sponsors of Terror report
DPRK's USD$63 million in frozen funds almost double amount listed in 2008
Trump aiming to meet Kim Jong Un in early 2019
President also weighs in on postponed Pompeo-Kim Yong Chol meeting, sanctions
Scheduled high-level North Korea-U.S. talks postponed, State Department says
Meeting between DPRK's Kim Yong Chol and Secretary Mike Pompeo to now take place at "a later date"
Russian oil shipments to North Korea increased again in August, figures suggest
Trade numbers also continue to show shipments of sanctioned products
Why observers should welcome Trump’s wishful thinking on North Korea
Kim Jong Un will never give up his nukes, but there is a chance a meaningful compromise can be found
Obstacle to progress? What to make of U.S. inflexibility on DPRK sanctions relief
Observers weigh in on future prospects for relief - and what could change if rapprochement fails