Sanctions
Information related to sanctions developments
Why North Korea is suddenly testing missiles at breakneck speed
A constellation of domestic and external factors have aligned to drive the DPRK’s high-intensity campaign in January
South Korean presidential hopeful pledges to pursue nuke sharing pact with US
Ahn Cheol-soo wades into nuclear debate as North Korea tests record number of missiles in January
South Korean court rules closing Kaesong Industrial Complex was constitutional
Decisions ends yearslong case brought by tenant firms against Seoul’s 2016 suspension of inter-Korean project
North Korea, heavily sanctioned for illicit nukes, to lead UN disarmament forum
Activist group condemns routine appointment as akin to ‘putting a serial rapist in charge of a women’s shelter’
Seoul, Moscow discuss ‘urgency’ of resolving North Korean weapons programs
South Korea's top nuclear envoy and his Russian counterpart speak after multiple North Korean missile tests this month
US lawmakers take aim at North Korean cryptocurrency laundering
Proposed bill calls for ‘modernizing’ tools to combat new innovations in money laundering operations
Rare flight through North Korean airspace comes as cruise missiles soar
Airlines seldom fly over the DPRK due to risks from such missile tests and to avoid sanctions complications
The ‘rookie mistakes’ of Trump-Kim diplomacy – NKNews Podcast Ep. 219
Jenny Town discusses the quandary of North Korean denuclearization and what’s needed to restart US-DPRK talks
Foreign envoys downbeat about North Korean border reopening in near future
Diplomats tell NK Pro that suspended embassy operations could have long-term consequences even after the pandemic ends
Small state, grand strategy: North Korea’s policy plans for 2022 and beyond
Despite an inward focus for this year, Pyongyang still eyes the big-picture goal of recognition as a nuclear state
