
Today the world faces some dramatically new circumstances, such as the intensifying US-China relations, the still-unfolding, unprecedented global COVID-19 pandemic, Kim Jong-un’s unpredictable health status, and behavior such as blowing up the liaison office building, and South Korea’s polarizing political divisions. These new circumstances are expected to have far-reaching social, economic, and geopolitical consequences impacting the global order and point to the need for a new and more comprehensive approach to advance the agenda of a Free and Unified Korea.
* Interpretation for Korean, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and Mongolian available.
Upcoming Convenings
September 30 (9 PM Seoul Time)
“Free and Unified Korea: Northeast Asia Regional Collaboration”
November 20 (9 PM Seoul Time)
“Free and Unified Korea: Challenges and Opportunities of the Intensifying US-China Relations”
December 4 (9 PM Seoul Time)
“Free and Unified Korea: International Cooperation on Human Rights & Religious Freedom”

