Sanctions
Information related to sanctions developments
Sailing in the dark: North Korean ship reappears after vanishing for 5 years
Dae Bong 1’s disappearance from tracking system suggests it sailed under false identity for years, expert says
Brit sought for North Korea sanctions breach says US law doesn’t apply to him
Christopher Emms says he’s only willing to face charges in UK for his role in 2019 crypto conference in Pyongyang
After Kyiv severs ties, North Korea’s Ukrainian jets face uncertain future
Pyongyang could run into problems with maintenance for two Antonov planes it purchased in 2013, experts say
Why the US should treat North Korean cyberattacks as seriously as missile tests
Washington has failed to revamp its strategy in response to DPRK cyber operations, imperiling denuclearization efforts
North Korea ramps up fuel trade in second quarter from pandemic lows: Imagery
Activity at coal terminals suggests sanctions violations, with oil imports from China likely increasing from last year
North Korean ‘provocations’ only lead to its isolation: Seoul’s foreign minister
Park Jin says South Korea should compel Pyongyang to denuclearize through both sanctions and dialogue
Seoul condemns North Korea for using ROK company’s assets without permission
Unification ministry says DPRK appeared to operate South Korean bus in Kaesong, after removing assets earlier this year
Shinzo Abe, key advocate for resolution of abduction issue, dead at 67
Japan’s longest-serving prime minister dies after being shot in the late Friday morning
North Korea likely acquired ship that sailed from Busan to Nampho: Investigation
Expert says vessel’s new flag and owner suggest DPRK leveraged companies and foreign nationals to evade sanctions
Efforts to stop North Korea from acquiring nukes a ‘collective failure’: IAEA
Chief of atomic energy agency says DPRK amassing sizable arsenal and that nuclear test could happen ‘any day’
