EU Council Renews North Korea Sanctions
The European Union Council renewed sanctions against North Korea, including asset freezes on entities and people who contribute to the country’s ballistic missile programs and sanctions evasions, the council said in a July 15 press release. The council said its…
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sanctions against North Korea are the toughest against any country and will be lifted if there is a “complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula.” The sanctions regime targets 57 people and nine entities.