North Korea relies on front-companies registered in China to export coal and sand and import oil in violation of U.N. sanctions.
Analyst: North Korea provocation could occur after U.S. election
North Korea could attempt some kind of military provocation after the U.S. presidential election in November, a South Korean analyst said Friday.
North Korea accused of breaching UN sanctions to beef up nuclear and ballistic missile programs
Over 40 countries have accused North Korea of breaching limitations placed on refined petroleum imports by the United Nations Friday, in an attempt to bolster their nuclear weapons and ballistic …
Exclusive: More than 40 countries accuse North Korea of breaching U.N. sanctions
More than 40 countries accused North Korea on Friday of illicitly breaching a United Nations cap on refined petroleum imports and called for an immediate halt to deliveries until the end of the year, …
China Fishing Boats May Breach North Korea Sanctions, Group Says
Hundreds of industrial fishing vessels originating from China have been detected in North Korean waters in recent years in one of the largest known cases of cross-national illegal fishing, new …
Handstands in North Korea: Swedish Ambassador Takes Yoga to Streets Amid Coronavirus Lockdown
But the sense of isolation deepened when the coronavirus began to spread in neighbouring China in January, prompting North Korea to shut its borders, cancel most flights and train …
Senior U.S. Diplomat Says U.S., China Can Still Cooperate on North Korea
“North Korea’s weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missile programs undermine our shared strategic interest in peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula. China agrees that diplomacy is the …
Hundreds of Chinese boats fishing illegally off North Korea, study finds
Dark fleets’ may be sign of breach of UN sanctions on North Korea, says Global Fishing Watch …
The deadly secret of China’s invisible armada
China is sending the world’s largest illegal fleet to fish for squid in North Korean waters, resulting in the deaths of impoverished North Korean fishermen.
Defying U.N. Ban, Chinese Ships Pay North Korea to Fish in Its Waters
Chinese vessels have caught $560 million worth of squid off the North’s shores since the United Nations banned the practice in 2017, says a group that tracks commercial fishing.