Economy
Information related to the North Korea economic sector
Tissot watches still for sale in Pyongyang, despite UN Security Council sanctions
Image reveals high-end luxury goods being sold in the North Korean capital
Show me the money: dealmaking and development in the DPRK – NKNews Podcast ep.17
Aidan Foster-Carter discusses North Korea's spending habits, sports diplomacy, and the Trump summit
The biggest tax cuts in North Korean history
The DPRK's command economy made the abolition of personal income tax largely symbolic
How North Korea’s global exports nosedived in 2017
Low revenues did not, however, dampen the DPRK's demand for foreign-made goods
North Korean, Russian tour operators to hold June talks on expanding ties
DPRK eases visa requirements for Russian citizens as further economic cooperation looms
Just how planned is the North Korean industrial economy?
Many firms enjoy full fiscal and operational autonomy, but high-priority sectors remain under total state control
One year on, Pyongyang bike share scheme still inactive
Despite claims in Pyongyang Times, bike share scheme doesn't appear to have launched
How sanctions are likely changing North Korea’s strategic calculus
Pyongyang is using both diplomacy and illicit revenue streams to mitigate the impact of UNSC measures
Historic agreement? What to make of the 2018 inter-Korean declaration
The two Koreas laid the groundwork for an upcoming Kim-Trump meeting
The third inter-Korean summit: what to expect?
While the nuclear issue looms large, Pyongyang and Seoul have plenty else to talk about