The latest sanctions follow a Nov. 18 ICBM test by North Korea, part of a record-breaking spate of more than 60 missile launches this year. There are also concerns that the country may be about to …
How North Korea became a mastermind of crypto cyber crime
“Unlike China, Russia and Iran, North Korea has no stake in the global financial system, and economically speaking they have almost nothing to lose,” says Weisensee. Last month, South Korea …
How North Korea became a mastermind of crypto cyber crime
“Unlike China, Russia and Iran, North Korea has no stake in the global financial system, and economically speaking they have almost nothing to lose,” says Weisensee. Last month, South Korea …
US sanctions three North Korean officials for ‘unlawful’ missile launch tests
While the sanctions carry implications of freezing U.S. assets and preventing Americans from carrying out transactions with blacklisted individuals, they are largely viewed as symbolic, as North …
Newly built homes around N. Korea’s new greenhouse farm
This undated photo, released by North Korea’s official Korean Central News Agency on Nov. 21, 2022, shows North Korean residents taking part in a ceremony to mark their moving into new homes built …
North Korea is yet another victim of FTX collapse, analyst says
The collapse of FTX.com and its far-reaching impacts will hinder North Korea’s ability to profit from cryptocurrency hacks, says one analyst.
North Korea is yet another victim of FTX collapse, analyst says
The collapse of FTX.com and its far-reaching impacts will hinder North Korea’s ability to profit from cryptocurrency hacks, says one analyst.
Stolen cryptocurrency has fuelled North Korea’s nuclear program. Could it collapse amid market turmoil?
In May, China joined Russia As long as North Korea can glean financial benefits from China, and other avenues, as mentioned above, it’s unlikely to stop its plans. James Jin Kang is an adjunct …
Stolen cryptocurrency has fuelled North Korea’s nuclear program. Could it collapse amid market turmoil?
In May, China joined Russia As long as North Korea can glean financial benefits from China, and other avenues, as mentioned above, it’s unlikely to stop its plans. James Jin Kang is an adjunct …
Is North Korea’s crypto-funded nuclear programme facing collapse?
After using stolen crypto to help fund its nuclear ambitions, now North Korea faces the pressure of a market crash.