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South Korea

This page displays all Asia Society content on South Korea in reverse chronological order. For more Asia Society work on South Korea, please visit Asia Society Korea, established in 2007 with a mission to promote the understanding of Asia. Asia Society Korea aims to strengthen relationships and bridge differences across South Korea, Asia and the United States.

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Seven Stories That Defined Asia in 2018

From North Korean summit meetings to a daring rescue in Thailand, it's been an eventful year across Asia. Here are some stories that matter.

UPCOMING EVENTS

India: Why Teachers Need to Learn
17 Jan 2019
6:30 - 8 p.m.
Jeong Kwan Cooks
19 Jan 2019
7 - 10 p.m.
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Advancing the U.S.-Korea Economic Agenda
23 Jan 2019
9 - 10:30 a.m.
Asia Society Policy Institute Trade Commission (Sydney)
12 Feb 2019
9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
North Korea, Nuclear Weapons, and the Options for the U.S. with former Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill
12 Feb 2019
6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
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Asia Society Policy Institute Trade Commission (Melbourne)
14 Feb 2019
9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
2019 Asia Arts Game Changer Awards Hong Kong
29 Mar 2019
6 - 10 p.m.
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Asia Briefing LIVE Media Coverage

Extensive media coverage of Asia Society Australia's inaugural Asia Briefing LIVE.
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Spotlight: Game On — China, the U.S. and a New Force in Entertainment

How video games evolved from recreational pastimes to serious business for entertainment companies, as told by the co-founder of the world's largest online sharing community.
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Spotlight: The Future of Streaming

Amazon Studios executive Albert Cheng looks ahead toward a global market for streamed content. How does Amazon's strategy differ from Netflix, and where does China fit in?
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Article

AsiaStore's Holiday Gift Guide 2018

Gift ideas for everyone in your orbit!
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Australian Business in Asia Panel at Asia Briefing LIVE

The business panel gives their scorecard for Australian business in the region.
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Australia’s language deficit is a threat to its role in the global economy

By Kathleen Turner, Head of Global Social Performance and Human Rights Assurance Program, Newcrest Mining

Can Australia remain competitive and influential in an increasingly networked world, if we do not speak the languages of our neighbours?
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Asia's New Geopolitics Panel at Asia Briefing LIVE

What are the repercussions of China’s rising assertiveness in a region driven by economic integration?
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2018 Asia 21 Young Leaders Summit Kicks Off in Manila

The class of 2018 — 30 extraordinary selectees from across Asia — traveled to the Philippines for discussion, celebration, and networking.
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Forecasting U.S.-China-North Korea Diplomacy Following the Midterm Elections

Former ambassador Kristie Kenney predicts how U.S.-Asia deals might take shape in a post-election environment.
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Keeping Up with the Allies

Trump's position on the Korean Peninsula could leave the U.S. sitting on the sidelines while its allies run all the plays, writes ASPI's Lindsey Ford.
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The Asia Summits and the U.S. Midterm Elections (Complete)

Former ambassador Kristie Kenney and Asia Society Policy Institute's Daniel Russel discuss a variety of issues related to U.S.-Asia relations at this edition of Asia Briefing.
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«The Wounds Have not yet Healed»

Interview with Hoo Nam Seelmann About South Korea’s Democratization Struggle
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The Korean Peninsula and United States National Security 

The U.S. and its allies must prevent North Korea from profiting from nuclear weapons and legitimizing them, says ASPI VP Daniel Russel
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Getting North Korea to Negotiate

The U.S. must close gaps with China and other powers and push North Korea harder on denuclearization, says ASPI VP Daniel Russel.
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North Korea: Why This Time Is Different

South Korean President Moon Jae-in explains why he's more optimistic than before about the chances of North Korean denuclearization.