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North Korea’s imports of sanctioned goods rise as China trade slows
Analysis

North Korea’s imports of sanctioned goods rise as China trade slows

July customs data show more banned machinery and metal products, while wig trade drives rebound in exports

North Korea’s imports of sanctioned goods rise as China trade slows
Anton SokolinAnton Sokolin August 20, 2026
Russian greenhouse operator plans to hire 50 North Korean ‘student trainees’
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Russian greenhouse operator plans to hire 50 North Korean ‘student trainees’

Procurement documents show $133,000 deal with Moscow-based Pyongyang LLC

Russian greenhouse operator plans to hire 50 North Korean ‘student trainees’
Anton SokolinAnton Sokolin August 20, 2026
Trump courts Kim again, US-ROK drills shrink and a more confident North Korea
North Korea News Podcast

Trump courts Kim again, US-ROK drills shrink and a more confident North Korea

Shreyas Reddy explains why Washington is reaching out again and what Pyongyang may demand in return

Trump courts Kim again, US-ROK drills shrink and a more confident North Korea
Alannah HillAlannah Hill | NK News | Shreyas Reddy August 19, 2026
North Korean ‘trainees’ appear packaging Finnish-marketed pet food in Russia
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North Korean ‘trainees’ appear packaging Finnish-marketed pet food in Russia

Businessman at center of DPRK labor deals reveals DPRK workers handling Järvi Elämän animal food

North Korean ‘trainees’ appear packaging Finnish-marketed pet food in Russia
Anton SokolinAnton Sokolin August 19, 2026
Trump revives playbook on North Korea diplomacy, but Kim holds more cards now
Analysis

Trump revives playbook on North Korea diplomacy, but Kim holds more cards now

Reduced military drills may reopen the door to talks, but Pyongyang has fewer incentives to engage than in 2018

Trump revives playbook on North Korea diplomacy, but Kim holds more cards now
Shreyas ReddyShreyas Reddy August 18, 2026
North Korea is China’s biggest foreign wine market for fourth year in a row
Analysis

North Korea is China’s biggest foreign wine market for fourth year in a row

DPRK sources wine through bulk imports at low cost, which likely makes its way to domestic bottlers and distributors

North Korea is China’s biggest foreign wine market for fourth year in a row
Veronica Hou August 14, 2026
Blacklisted North Korean oil firm defrauded of $366K in gasoline deal in Russia
Investigations

Blacklisted North Korean oil firm defrauded of $366K in gasoline deal in Russia

Russian court finds businessman guilty of pocketing money for a fuel shipment he failed to arrange

Blacklisted North Korean oil firm defrauded of $366K in gasoline deal in Russia
Anton SokolinAnton Sokolin August 13, 2026
40 North Korean women offered for hire as kimbap roll cooks, laborers in Russia
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40 North Korean women offered for hire as kimbap roll cooks, laborers in Russia

Listing states the women should earn $6 per hour each and must stay together, refusing to split the group

40 North Korean women offered for hire as kimbap roll cooks, laborers in Russia
Anton SokolinAnton Sokolin August 12, 2026
Russia can’t fight Ukraine without North Korea’s help: Zelensky
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Russia can’t fight Ukraine without North Korea’s help: Zelensky

Ukrainian leader said Russia received new ballistic missiles from the DPRK, warns of Pyongyang’s growing capabilities

Russia can’t fight Ukraine without North Korea’s help: Zelensky
Anton SokolinAnton Sokolin August 11, 2026
North Korea turns to crime networks, mules to launder stolen crypto: Report
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North Korea turns to crime networks, mules to launder stolen crypto: Report

Pyongyang has built a complex pipeline spanning blockchains, Chinese-language markets and traditional banks, RUSI says

North Korea turns to crime networks, mules to launder stolen crypto: Report
Shreyas ReddyShreyas Reddy August 11, 2026