Sanctions
Information related to sanctions developments
Tissot watches still for sale in Pyongyang, despite UN Security Council sanctions
Image reveals high-end luxury goods being sold in the North Korean capital
The Panmunjom Declaration in light of UN Security Council sanctions
Many of the proposals would fall foul of the UN - but some flexibility could reasonably be granted
How North Korea’s global exports nosedived in 2017
Low revenues did not, however, dampen the DPRK's demand for foreign-made goods
China, South Korea allow ships owned by sanctioned companies into their ports
Activity could breach UN resolutions, which call for port bans
Inter-Korean office in Kaesong not part of plan to reopen KIC: unification minister
Cho Myoung-gyon says it is "a relief" to be holding talks with Kim Jong Un
North Korea’s exports remain low in March: data
DPRK increased imports by USD$40 million during same period as trade deficit deepened
How sanctions are likely changing North Korea’s strategic calculus
Pyongyang is using both diplomacy and illicit revenue streams to mitigate the impact of UNSC measures
Beijing’s DPRK sanctions enforcement: “much stronger” than ever before?
Reports on waning Chinese commitment must be understood within the broader context
Petrol price dips in North Korea, availability improves: sources
Petrol price drops in Pyongyang, availability reported to improve in Rason
N. Korean flagged vessels targeted by OFAC change companies, names
Ships now owned by different DPRK companies, continue to visit China, Russia
