Sanctions
Information related to sanctions developments
New U.S. sanctions against the DPRK: A North Korean perspective
MFA researcher argues that aim of U.S. measures is regime change, not denuclearization
China, India and Thailand largest precious metal traders with N. Korea: UN Comtrade
PRC's trade in precious metals amounted to a quarter of a billion dollars since 2006
A “slow squeeze”: The U.S.’s next move against North Korea
The executive and legislative branches are intent on communicating to the world that this is not business as usual
Chinese imports of North Korean coal remain at zero in June
Without revenues from coal, the DPRK's trade balance continues to push into the negative
North Korean ship returns to China’s Jingtang coal port
The 3900-tonne cargo ship was allowed into a terminal shortly after arriving in the area
Revealed: Secretive Singapore company behind Pyongyang’s luxury goods stores
OCN (S) Pte and partners providing N. Korea’s elites with top-of-the-range products, evidence shows
North Korea continuing to breach UN sanctions in Warsaw: investigation
Polish companies involved in rental agreements, evidence of links to embassy officials
The G20 summit: What progress was made on North Korea?
A summit of world leaders saw both the U.S., China, and Russia dig their heels in on the DPRK
UN: No North Korean coal exports to member states in May
UN figures come as U.S. President criticizes China for increasing trade with North Korea
Despite ban reports, N. Korean tankers used CNPC terminals in May, June
Additional fuel supplies may come from a private company based near Shanghai, tracking data shows
