A new round of sanctions has been imposed on North Korea, and an answer has been found to the question, “What more can they ban?” The sanctions affect North Korean diplomats, who must henceforth be subject to enhanced “vigilance over the diplomatic personnel of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, in a provision aimed at halting any activities that could contribute to the country’s weapons programme.” In other words, North Korean diplomats who may be involved in developing nuclear arms must be kept under surveillance and searched for large sums of cash when they are suspected of carrying money intended for the country’s nuclear and ballistic missile program.
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The Problem with the New UN Sanctions against North Korea
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