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World Knowledge Forum 2022

Previous Next This year, marking the 23rd anniversary of the World Knowledge Forum in Seoul, Korea, speakers and audiences gathered both offline and online from

United Nations Command: A Nuisance or a Cornerstone of Stability on the Korean Peninsula?

United Nations Command: A Nuisance or a Cornerstone of Stability on the Korean Peninsula? – An Outside View from a Close Observer September 2022 DOWNLOAD

Asia Pacific Maritime Security Roundtable Series – Event #4: Enhancing Maritime Security

“Maritime Security in the Asia Pacific Region: Enhancing Maritime Security” is the fourth of a four-part series of roundtable discussions hosted by the Center for

CAPS Appoints Urs Gerber to Chairman of the Board of Directors

Major General (ret.) Urs Gerber Chairman of the Board of Directors Major General (ret.) Urs Gerber has been elected the Chairman of the Board of

HRNK Panel Discussion on South Korean POWs Held in North Korea

Hee-Eun Kim and Col. David Maxwell participated in a panel discussion on South Korean POWs held in North Korea. The event was organized by the

Asia Pacific Maritime Security Roundtable Series Event #3: China’s Belt Road Initiative

“Maritime Security in the Asia Pacific Region: China’s Belt Road Initiative” is the third of a four-part series of roundtable discussions hosted by the Center

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