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Globalizing the Korean Concert Industry

Globalizing the Korean Concert Industry

By Layne Vandenberg
The Korean music industry has evolved from an afterthought to a staple destination for Western artists.
South Korean 2020 Legislative Election: A Mid-Term Test for Moon Jae-In

South Korean 2020 Legislative Election: A Mid-Term Test for Moon Jae-In

By Ildar Daminov
The 2020 legislative election should be seen as a referendum on Moon’s policies.

Clandestine Cults and Cynical Politics: How South Korea Became the New Coronavirus Epicenter

Clandestine Cults and Cynical Politics: How South Korea Became the New Coronavirus Epicenter

By Christopher Khatouki
After positive first steps to combat coronavirus, South Korea’s case load boomed. Why?

What the KF-X Stealth Fighter Program Means for the Future of South Korean Military Aviation 

What the KF-X Stealth Fighter Program Means for the Future of South Korean Military Aviation 

By Abraham Ait
The KF-X is expected to be one of the world's most successful fifth generation fighter programs.

The Future of AI Depends on Asia

The Future of AI Depends on Asia

By Helena Domashneva
Recent geopolitical, economic and epidemic shocks in Asia reveal the real value of the region in the global economy and its future impact on world’s technological development.
Time to Reopen the Kaesong Industrial Complex? A Conversation With Jin-hyang Kim

Time to Reopen the Kaesong Industrial Complex? A Conversation With Jin-hyang Kim

By Grant Wyeth
Jin-hyang Kim speaks on the enduring importance of the Kaesong Industrial Complex.

US, South Korea Militaries Face New Enemy in Viral Outbreak

US, South Korea Militaries Face New Enemy in Viral Outbreak

By Associated Press
The U.S. and South Korean militaries face a new and formidable enemy that could hurt battle readiness: a virus spreading around the world that has infected more than 1,200 people in South Korea.
Cross-border South Korean Drama Overcomes Political Risks

Cross-border South Korean Drama Overcomes Political Risks

By Juwon Park
The team behind the drama had to tread carefully in order to avoid glorifying or misrepresenting the state. 

South Korea Reports 1st Virus Death; 2.5M Urged to Stay Home

South Korea Reports 1st Virus Death; 2.5M Urged to Stay Home

By Associated Press
South Korea reported its first death from the new virus on Thursday while the mayor of a southeastern city urged its 2.5 million people to stay inside.

Bong Happy ‘Parasite’ Succeeded Despite Disparity It Showed

Bong Happy ‘Parasite’ Succeeded Despite Disparity It Showed

By Associated Press
"Parasite" won best picture at this month's 92nd Academy Awards, among other accolades.

How Is the Coronavirus Shaping South Korea’s Cooperation With China and Northeast Asia?  

How Is the Coronavirus Shaping South Korea’s Cooperation With China and Northeast Asia?  

By Jaeho Hwang
The outbreak is shaping China’s interactions with the world, and South Korea is no exception.
The Human Costs of Peace in Korea

The Human Costs of Peace in Korea

By Eun A Jo
As Moon doubles down on his peace initiative, North Korean refugees will face greater challenges in the South.

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