With the support of Pantech and the Korea Foundation, The Korea Society travels to Seattle for policy and arts programs. On November 14, The Korea Society and The Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies at the University of Washington co-host a policy roundtable titled Negotiating with North Korea: Lessons Learned… MORE

This third in a series on relationships of commercial, political, and strategic interest for both the United States and Korea examines the growing relevance of India for both the U.S. and ROK. India figures as a primary ally for the United States in South Asia as the world’s largest democracy,… MORE

The second in a series exploring commercial, political and strategic relationships for Korea and the United States, this session examines Russia’s growing business and political interests on the Korean Peninsula, its unique relationships with both North and South Korea, and its commitment with the United States to develop cooperative areas… MORE

This business and foreign policy series explores commercial, political, and strategic relationships of interest to both the United States and Korea, with a focus this fall on “MIR:” Mongolia, India, and Russia. Mongolia enjoys deep ties with the United States, which has provided it with significant development assistance, investment, and… MORE

Tom Byrne, Moody's Singapore-based senior vice president and regional credit officer for Asia and the Middle East, discusses the credit profile of Korea and other prominent East-Asian governments against the background of rising sovereign-credit stress in advanced countries. He will also provide a focus on South Korea, which Moody’s upgraded… MORE

To help examine the opportunities, challenges, and agenda for the upcoming G20 Seoul Summit, The Korea Society convened a three-part executive breakfast signature series featuring Dr. Colin Bradford, a leading voice on the “new dynamics of summitry” and a Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution and the Centre for Global… MORE