Tag: Geopolitical Affairs

Special Roundtable on Korea and the US Presidential Campaigns

In July 25, 2016 – The general theme of the round table will be Korea, the US Presidential Campaigns, and Rising Tensions on the Peninsula. We

Time for Intensified Dialogue on the Korean Peninsula

    June 3, 2016   Time for Intensified Dialogue on the Korean Peninsula Ambassador Thomas Hubbard   On May 6, the Democratic People’s Republic

Progress in US-Korea Relations

In the wake of recent security challenges on the Korean Peninsula and in advance of the US Presidential elections, USC Korean Studies Institute director and noted

Fault Lines in a Rising Asia

In his new release, Fault Lines in a Rising Asia, ambassador, scholar, and analyst Chung Min Lee addresses the downsides of Asia’s rise and the

North Korea’s 7th Party Congress and its Implications

Embed from Getty Images   Join the Hyundai Motor–Korea Foundation Center for Korean History and Public Policy, the National Committee on North Korea, and The

The Legacy of General James Van Fleet

Joseph McChristian, president of the Van Fleet Foundation, discusses the life and legacy of Korean War commanding general James Van Fleet. McChristian, Van Fleet’s grandson, examines

US-Korea Relations: Fire, Ire, and Exercises

     Pacific Forum CSIS Comparative Connections (Link to Full Report)     May 2016 US-Korea Relations: Fire, Ire, and ExercisesStephen E. Noerper   US

Engaging North Korea

Stephan Haggard, author of Hard Target: Engaging North Korea, provides an assessment of a North Korea that is undergoing substantial economic and social change under

Kim Koo Professional Series

The Kim Koo Professional Series at the Korea Society brings together senior New York professionals for a timely discussion of events on the Korean Peninsula

Korea-Japan Relations: Potential and Progress

Frayed relations between Korea and Japan appear to be on the mend with the late December announcement aimed at drawing the comfort women issue to

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