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Information related to companies trading in and out of North Korea
How changes to Hong Kong law could make life harder for North Korean companies
New legislation may put pressure on DPRK front companies in the notoriously opaque city
On Liberty: the sanctioned company working with South Korea and Japan
Newly designated DPRK-linked Hong Kong company has sent ships to South Korea and Japan for years
Pyongyang’s Daesong Department Store undergoing major renovation, photos reveal
Redevelopment follows reported acquisition last year by Kyonghung Guidance Bureau
UN authorizes €4 million payment to North Korean bank for aid operations
Sanctions committee gives green light for transfer to support country team operations inside DPRK
Rapid progress made on construction site near Ryomyong Street
Despite apparent slowdowns in other projects in Pyongyang, construction at large-scale site is progressing
Construction abandoned at Chinese-backed shopping mall in Pyongyang, photos show
The East Pyongyang Shopping Mall was once a high-profile foreign-backed development
Engagement 2.0? Issues with re-opening the Kaesong Industrial Complex
The now-shuttered project offers some lessons on the limits of North Korean SEZs
Russian fuel shipments to N. Korea overtook China’s in November: data
Trade figures indicate that shipments continue in smaller quantities, despite U.S. sanctions
New sanctions beginning to have impact in and around N. Korea: sources
Foreign workers returning and businesses in China are shutting down, but effect in-country is mixed
N. Korea accesses financial services via “critical implementation deficiencies”: UN
Representatives of DPRK banks still working in China, Libya, the Russian Federation, Syria, and the United Arab Emirates
