Sanctions
Information related to sanctions developments
What will happen to North Korean laborers in Russia?
On a two year deadline, some provinces have sought to protect longstanding economic interests
Chinese imports of North Korean textiles fall sharply in December
Decrease in line with UN resolutions, which came into effect on December 11
N. Korean ship with prior ties to weapon smuggling arrives at Chinese coal port
Myong Sin was previously owned by companies involved in DPRK gunrunning
Balancing act: UNSC sanctions exemptions and inter-Korean engagement
Rapprochement between Seoul and Pyongyang raises complex questions on where to draw the line
China continued sanctioned commodities trade with N. Korea in December: data
KITA figures show that some newly sanctioned exports increased following their designation
New sanctions beginning to have impact in and around N. Korea: sources
Foreign workers returning and businesses in China are shutting down, but effect in-country is mixed
A trip to Yanji, as sanctions begin to bite
Businesses are closing down, laborers are going home, and the border is increasingly monitored
N. Korea accesses financial services via “critical implementation deficiencies”: UN
Representatives of DPRK banks still working in China, Libya, the Russian Federation, Syria, and the United Arab Emirates
Will Seoul allow a sanctioned North Korean official on South Korean soil?
The list of the North Korean delegates contains Choe Hwi, who is banned from traveling by the UNSC
North Korea’s illicit activities in Africa remain pervasive, UN report shows
PoE report details ongoing evasion, as well as some implementation achievements
