Sanctions
Information related to sanctions developments
Russia’s oil shipments to North Korea 10 times more than declared: report
Asan Institute research finds that a sanctioned company shipped millions in oil to the DPRK
“Are you riding at Mallima Speed, comrade?” DPRK street propaganda in July
Posters seen last month praise economic development, continue to refrain from anti-U.S. rhetoric
North Korean media denounces South for “preposterous” sanctions support
Rodong Sinmun editorial says ROK prioritizing alliance with U.S. over inter-Korean relations
Russian fuel exports to North Korea worth USD$2.4 million in April: ITC
Figures also show a potentially sanctions-breaching shipment of iron and steel products
Russia, South Korea allow vessel owned by UN sanctioned company into port
UN resolutions should prohibit assets of designated companies from using foreign ports
After six months, N. Korea’s reported oil imports just a fraction of previous years
Open source figures appear unrealistically small for a country of 25 million people
Visible signs: How sanctions pressure on North Korea is weakening
From increased border activity to renewed tourism, data suggests "Maximum Pressure" is waning
North Korea still producing fissile material: Pompeo
U.S. "engaged in patient diplomacy," Secretary of State tells Senate
“Numerous” sanctions-busting ships may have entered ROK ports, document reveals
Authorities aware of the case and are conducting an investigation, says Korea Customs Service
Taiwan to stop employing North Korean workers
Announcement follows release of U.S. advisory on DPRK sanctions evasion practices
