Sanctions
Information related to sanctions developments
North Korea accuses EU of ‘hostile policy’ after new sanctions go into effect
DPRK foreign ministry says sanctions ‘farce’ shows the European Union is a ‘puppet’ of the U.S.
European Union sanctions 12 people and entities linked to DPRK weapons program
North Korea’s intercontinental ballistic missile test last month compelled action from Brussels, said one EU diplomat
One of North Korea’s largest cargo ships unloads illicit coal in China: Imagery
Apparent delivery comes as North Korea’s primary seaport sees increased activity in recent weeks
Unification minister nominee says Mount Kumgang tourism violates sanctions
Kwon Young-se, however, stresses that inter-Korean humanitarian assistance efforts should continue
US seizes $2.3 million from two companies in latest DPRK sanctions ruling
Federal court says Yuanye Wood and an unnamed Singaporean firm funneled cash to DPRK-controlled entities
US says it will ‘hunt down’ cybercriminals after $620m DPRK crypto heist
Deputy national security advisor says illicit use of cryptocurrency helps fund North Korean weapons programs
North Korea slams European Parliament as ‘gang of liars’ after human rights vote
The parliament adopted a new resolution this month condemning North Korea human rights violations
North Korea to send 30 ‘technicians’ to Guinea for agricultural cooperation
West African country agrees to deal with DPRK ambassador to help support research center named after Kim Il Sung
US warns of ‘consequences’ for North Korea after tactical guided missile test
State Department reiterates US remains open to dialogue but says DPRK has prioritized nuclear and missile programs
North Korea’s missile tests show peace process’ limits: Foreign minister nominee
Park Jin criticizes Moon administration’s DPRK policy, days after Pyongyang launches ‘tactical-guided’ weapon