North Korea''s Arms Policy as an Indirect Security Threat to Europe
Europe can hardly prevent North Korea from co-operating with Russia and Iran. However, Brussels could create incentives for third countries, banks, and companies that – knowingly or not – are involved in North Korea''s money laundering, weapons deals, and procurement activities for its arms industry.
European Union sanctions on North Korea: Balancing non
This backgrounder examines the EU''s autonomous sanctions on North Korea in the context of the wider sanctions regime. The recommendations aim to help strengthen the EU''s influence on developments in North Korea and improve compliance with sanctions while reducing their humanitarian impact. The complex sanctions regime against North Korea
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Mark Rutte: North Korean troops in Europe marks turning point
Last week, a delegation of South Korean intelligence and defense chiefs briefed the 32 NATO allies and our Indo-Pacific partners on the deployment of thousands of North Korean troops to Russia''s Kursk region, with the intention of participating in
European Union sanctions on North Korea: Balancing
This backgrounder examines the EU''s autonomous sanctions on North Korea in the context of the wider sanctions regime. The recommendations aim to help strengthen the EU''s influence on developments
EU sanctions against North Korea
The EU condemns North Korea''s nuclear and ballistic missile activities and calls on DPRK to comply with its obligations under UN Security Council resolutions by abandoning all its nuclear weapons, other weapons of
EU sanctions against North Korea
The EU condemns North Korea''s nuclear and ballistic missile activities and calls on DPRK to comply with its obligations under UN Security Council resolutions by abandoning all its nuclear weapons, other weapons of mass destruction, ballistic missile programmes and existing nuclear programmes in a complete, verifiable and irreversible manner
North Korea and the European Union
Official European Union (EU)–North Korea relations started in the post-Cold War years, just as the EU was starting to develop its Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP). The EU began to provide aid to North Korea in 1995 and joined the Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization (KEDO)—through Euratom—in 1997.
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The Korean Peninsula in Euro-Atlantic Relations – The Diplomat
Official ties between the European Union and North Korea began in the years following the Cold War, precisely as the EU was developing its Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP).
The European Union and North Korea
With the 2004 and 2007 enlargements, the EU added Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Poland, and Romania to its ranks. All the new member states, save Estonia, had ties with North Korea—dating back to the Soviet era for some members—or soon established diplomatic relations with Pyongyang.