Sanctions
Information related to sanctions developments
EU extends sanctions to combat cyberattacks from North Korea and others
Chosun Expo, a North Korea-linked entity, has been listed in EU sanctions since July 2020
Top White House official says Singapore statement here to stay
Kurt Campbell describes Biden administration’s North Korea policy ahead of summit
North Korea withdraws from World Cup, but may still attend Beijing Olympics
North Korea likely abandoned soccer tournament due to high COVID-19 risk and low political incentive, experts say
China reports fuel export data to North Korea for first time in 5 months
Beijing may want to signal its willingness to play ball with sanctions regime, says expert
UN approves North Korea sanctions exemption for COVID-19 testing kits
A Singapore-based humanitarian organization will have nine months to transfer the items
North Korea is stronger and more resilient than US policymakers think
The Biden administration must consider whether the status quo is really unsustainable for Pyongyang
H. R. McMaster on North Korea and denuclearization – NKNews Podcast Ep. 182
The former U.S. National Security Advisor discusses why past talks have failed and what to do going forward
It’s time for rhetoric to reflect reality: North Korea sanctions don’t work
Research shows that sanctions are an ineffective means to an end for foreign policy
G7 countries made a dangerous and unhelpful statement on North Korea
Washington is close to falling into the same patterns that created the North Korea problem in the first place
How should Biden handle travel bans to North Korea and economic sanctions?
Former adviser to White House officials talks North Korea sanctions, the travel ban and what Biden can do to sway China
