Wilson Center hosts an event on June 10 to celebrate the launch of the new Hyundai Motor–Korea Foundation Center for Korean History and Public Policy. Made possible with the generous support of the Hyundai Motor Company and the Korea Foundation, the program will expand the Wilson Center's unique strengths and rich legacy of substantive and diverse programming […]
Speakers: Dr. Georgy Toloraya | Director of the Center for Asian Strategy, Russian Academy of Science Moderated by: Nicholas Hamisevicz | Director of Research and Academic Affairs, Korea Economic Institute of America Description: Greater focus has been placed on the North Korea-Russia relationship as both countries find themselves isolated from their neighbors. The attention […]
A Survivors Account of the Korean War as a North Korean Soldier, POW, and now, South Korean Citizen Speakers : ìœ ì˜ë³µ(Yoo, Young-bok) | Chairman | Reconciliation and Prisoners of War Council ì´ê·œì¼(Lee, Kyu-il) | Prisoner of War ê¹€ì •ì•„(Kim, Jung-ah) | Former North Korean Female Officer | Cultural Unification Researcher ****Admission is Free**** ****Light refreshments and research materials will be […]
Refugee Week: North Koreans Living in the UK, June 18th (Thurs), 7pm, London. ‘Refugee Week: North Koreans living in the UK’ – a celebration of the largest North Korean community in Europe. This event, which is hosted by the European Alliance for Human Rights in North Korea, will take place during Refugee Week 2015 […]
Korea Club with Katy Oh Tuesday| June 23, 2015 6:30 pm–9:00 pm The Hidden People of North Korea: Everyday Life in the Hermit Kingdom Guest Speaker: Kongdan (Katy) Oh Hassig Research Staff Member at Institute for Defense Analyses (IDA) Non-Resident Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution Author of The Hidden People of North Korea: Everyday Life in Hermit […]
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