Shipping
Information related to shipping in and around the DPRK
Three North Korean ships head to Chinese port, though overall activity constant
Pyongyang likely to continues to outsource much of its trade and smuggling
Canada deploys military assets to monitor North Korean sanctions enforcement
Two vessels and a monitoring aircraft will join combined efforts in the region
Tanker linked to previous sanctions evasion returns to oil smuggling zone
The visit is the second time this month the tanker has advertised its location in the area
In rare move, North Korean ship arrives in Vietnamese port
DPRK-flagged vessels do not typically venture outside of domestic, Russian, or Chinese waters
North Korea’s sanctioned oil tankers head abroad in May
Two designated vessels moved between Japan and South Korea this month
U.S. ship seizure will not succeed in pressuring North Korea, Choson Sinbo says
Pro-DPRK outlet warns Washington against "dangerous game"
UN-blacklisted ship continues international travel, heads for the Philippines
Hua Fu was previously tied to DPRK's illicit coal smuggling operations
State of limbo: the uncertain fate of the Lighthouse Winmore
The ship, accused of engaging in illicit oil transfers with North Korea, serves as a cautionary tale
Dalian-based network linked to North Korean ship reflagging efforts: report
Royal United Services Institute details network’s links to DPRK sanctions evasion
North Korean ambassador to UN demands return of seized cargo ship
Kim Song called Washington's seizure of the ship illegal, condemned it under the "strongest terms"
