The Korea Society
The Korea Society

The Korea Society

Strengthening the U.S. -Korean Partnership Through Leadership, Education, and Collaboration

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The Korea Society

is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, 501(c)(3) organization with individual and corporate members that is dedicated solely to the promotion of greater awareness, understanding, and cooperation between the people of the United States and Korea. In pursuit of its mission, the Society arranges programs that facilitate discussion, exchanges and research on topics of vital interest to both countries in the areas of public policy, business, education, intercultural relations and the arts. From its base in New York City, the Society serves audiences across the country through its own outreach efforts and by forging strategic alliances with counterpart organizations in other cities throughout the United States as well as in Korea.

New

Highlights

Are the U.S. and China split on North Korea? 🔗👇

In a video from @NCUSCR, @jcorrado1953 (TKS Geopolitical Affairs Director) spoke with @VictorDCha (TKS Board Director/@CSISKoreaChair) & @suea_thornton (Yale/@NATLCOMMITTEE) about shifting strategies toward the Korean Peninsula.

What is it really like on the frontlines of humanitarian aid in North Korea?

On Tuesday, Oct 6 @ 6 PM (EDT), Kathi Zellweger, @mikechinoy, and Jerome Sauvage join us to share firsthand insights from years of experience on the ground inside North Korea.

RSVP at the link below 👇

Meet our hosts & performers for the 2026 Annual Gala honoring Jensen Huang! 📣✨

🎙️ Master of Ceremonies: @EvaPilgrim
🤝 Fireside Chat Moderator: @JujuChangABC
🎵 Performers: Stephanie Park & Marcus Choi

See below for more details 👇

The U.S. accounts for less than 0.5% of global shipbuilding output, a major bottleneck at a time of rising geopolitical tensions.

@lamikim explores how South Korea could help close the gap on Korea Expert Desk, a new video series from @koreasociety.

Link in replies below 👇

As K-Defense firms step in to resolve supply chain bottlenecks, the ROK strives to become the world’s 4th-largest defense exporter by 2030. What are implications for the US–ROK alliance?

Check out @lamikim's take on Korea Expert Desk!

Link below 👇

@jcorrado1953 @ChelsieAlex_

Do the U.S. and China still share a North Korea policy? @CSIS Korea Chair President @VictorDCha recently sat down with @jcorrado1953 of @koreasociety and @suea_thornton to discuss how strategic relationships and alliances are changing, and how the U.S. and China are growing apart

We’re thrilled to announce that the TKS Gallery is now available on Bloomberg Connects!

📲 What you’ll find:
• Exclusive audio commentary & curator insights
• High-res gallery visuals & BTS content
• Built-in accessibility tools and translations in 50+ languages!

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Do the U.S. and China still share a policy on North Korea? President Trump has scaled back military exercises with Seoul and extended an olive branch to Pyongyang — while North Korea deepens military ties with Russia and abandons its goal of reunification with the South.

Korea Expert Desk is a new video series from @koreasociety that delivers sharp, dynamic insights for decision-makers and analysts tracking strategic statecraft and geopolitical shifts in the region.

Check out our first miniseries and subscribe to our YT using the links below! 👇

What is behind President Trump’s decision to modify joint military exercises with South Korea? What can we make of his ongoing communication with Kim Jong Un?

🎥 "Rapid Reaction - An Olive Branch for North Korea? w/ Amb (Ret) Joseph Yun" on The Korea Society's YouTube -- link 👇