BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union will tighten sanctions on North Korea to curb trade in gold and diamonds and crack down on financial links in protest at Pyongyang's recent rocket launch and nuclear bomb test, EU diplomats said on Friday.
Diplomats have agreed on a new list of sanctions which will be formally approved by EU foreign ministers on Monday.
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