Shipping
Information related to shipping in and around the DPRK
Where are they now: keeping tabs on N. Korea’s sanctioned ships
Panel of Experts report details OMM's links to DPRK Ministry of Land and Marine Transport
The UN’s N.Korea sanctions: The new, the familiar, the easily avoided
Much will depend on how other countries, especially China, choose to enforce new resolution
UN Committee officially asked Mexico to freeze N.Korean ship
New UN resolution adopts clearer definition of assets, specifically mentioning vessels
Russian tanker visits North Korea’s Nampho port
Foreign owned tankers delivering to North Korea could indicate increasing demand
OFAC’s new sanctions on N. Korean shipping
New designations likely further limit chances of seeing OMM ships outside of East Asia
OFAC’s new sanctions on N. Korean shipping
New designations likely further limit chances of seeing OMM ships outside of East Asia
U.S. sanctions KPA unit, shipping companies, N. Koreans overseas
New designations include individuals abroad and OMM-affiliated shipping companies
U.S.-Iran deal could lead to more Iranian oil in N. Korea
Easing Iranian oil sanctions could see more exports or re-exports from China: Congressional report
North Korean tankers return to Russia
Tankers primarily use a terminal operated by a large, independent Russian oil and gas company
North, South Korea and Russia begin third coal project trial
Final test run of trilateral coal project will run despite no sail zone in East Sea