The United States unveiled a raft of new rights-abuse sanctions Friday on senior officials and entities in eight countries, with targets ranging from a Chinese firm specializing in facial recognition …
U.S. Sanctions China, Myanmar, North Korea Over Surveillance, Human Rights Abuses
A Treasury Department official said it “is using its tools to expose and hold accountable perpetrators of serious human rights abuse.” …
US sanctions hit China, Myanmar, others over human rights
The U.S. government announced financial sanctions and other restrictions Friday on 15 people and 10 entities in China, Myanmar, North Korea and Bangladesh to coincide with International Human Rights …
UN panel okays sanction waiver for Unicef’s North Korea aid project
A UN Security Council panel has approved sanctions exemptions for an aid project by Unicef to help North Korea respond to the Covid-19 pandemic and the prevention of malaria …
Prices of food, daily necessities estimated to be spiking in North Korea
The cost of groceries and daily necessities in North Korea is estimated to be rapidly increasing in the face of a prolonged border lockdown to stave off the Covid-19 pandemic …
Prices of food, daily necessities estimated to be spiking in North Korea
The cost of groceries and daily necessities in North Korea is estimated to be rapidly increasing in the face of a prolonged border lockdown to stave off the Covid-19 pandemic …
Why the Supreme Court may look to China as it reconsiders Roe v. Wade
Conservatives often dismiss arguments about global standards. So why did Chief Justice John Roberts recently reference China and North Korea?
Sanctions Haven’t Curbed North Korea’s Arms Proliferation
There is no shortage of proxies interested in buying North Korean weapons. Here’s What You Need to Remember: North Korea’s continued success in growing and expanding its illicit arms trade is perhaps …
Sanctions Haven’t Curbed North Korea’s Arms Proliferation
There is no shortage of proxies interested in buying North Korean weapons. Here’s What You Need to Remember: North Korea’s continued success in growing and expanding its illicit arms trade is perhaps …
Murphy’s Law: North Korea’s Strange Dynasty
North Korea is the only communist nation to develop a dynastic form of government. The three Kims who ruled since 1948 have been worshipped like royalty and any disrespect is a major crime. This began …