Shipping
Information related to shipping in and around the DPRK
Sanctioned North Korean vessel heads into international waters
Designated vessels an increasingly rare sight away from North Korean waters
North Korea using sanctioned ships for flood relief, data indicates
DPRK media claims the ships are owned by Ministry of Land and Marine Transport
Nearly 50 North Korea-linked ships reflag as Tanzanian
Numbers and time frame indicate large-scale campaign to reflag ships after latest UN Resolution
Chinese, Russian tankers in North Korea oil deliveries, data shows
Chinese tanker owned by Dalian-based company with office in London linked to DPRK deliveries
Comrades forever? Pyongyang between Havana and DC
As two of only a few Communist states, North Korea and Cuba share a special relationship
North Korea linked ship bought from S. Korean company
Ship traded from Seoul to a Hong Kong company with numerous ties to the DPRK
North Korea linked ship sails into S. Korean waters
Vessel stops within a few hundred meters of another vessel, sanctioned by the U.S.
Mongolia enforces latest sanctions on North Korean ships
But other countries including Tanzania may have broken the new UN resolution
Trade with Liaoning near N. Korea generated $1.2 billion so far in 2016
Chinese customs data also shows that North Korea moves more coal by sea than overland
Iraqi owned, North Korean flagged vessel arrives in the DPRK
Small cargo ship registered to a company in Basra, called in at Dalian before heading to North Korea
