Economy
Information related to the North Korea economic sector
North Korean coal exports up, iron ore quadruples since February
Resolution 2270's livelihood exception under strain as exports continue to move across the border
How sanctions are – and aren’t – affecting aid work in North Korea
Humanitarian impact may not be entirely due to sanctions, investigation shows
North Korea outlines two year plan for Rason
New airport, heliports and power plants all on the table for North Korea's most sucessful SEZ
The DPRK economy and its laws #3: Are inter-Korean agreements dead or alive?
While inter-Korean relations are on ice, important agreements not yet torn up
Chinese cheese and Russian butter: How to eat dairy in North Korea
Do you eat dairy products such as milk, cheese and butter in North Korea, too ?
The DPRK economy and its laws #2: The Civil Code
Who owns what in the DPRK? Ownership rights as reflected in the DPRK Civil Code
The DPRK economy and its laws: Understanding the constitution
Tracing the DPRK’s Economic Reforms through its Constitutional Amendments
Why increasing numbers of senior officials are fleeing North Korea
Purge fears, reduced political enthusiasm and concern over national prospects all key factors
Why N.Korea isn’t telling citizens about its defector diplomat
Defection could make North Koreans question who, exactly, still supports Kim Jong Un
Resurgent imports of North Korean coal point to China’s diminishing appetite for UN sanctions
Beijing may be going easy on Pyongyang to punish South Korea and US for THAAD
