The Hanns Seidel Foundation Korea exchanged views with partners on current research findings and political developments in North Korea and discussed possible prospects for future cooperation on the Korean Peninsula.

Global crises, shifting power relations, and new dynamics within international alliances are also reshaping the security environment on the Korean Peninsula. At a round table discussion, experts examined the implications of these developments for South Korea, its policy toward North Korea, and its strategic room for maneuver and considered how the country can strengthen its role in an increasingly fragmented international order.

During its visit to the Yeoncheon Paleolithic Festival, Hanns Seidel Foundation Korea explored regional cultural initiatives, prehistoric heritage and opportunities for international exchange.

Experts and stakeholders gathered on Baengnyeong-do to discuss marine protection, Green Detente, and stronger cooperation for biodiversity conservation in the Yellow Sea.

HSF Korea is pleased to welcome two new interns to the team while also sharing updates on the office’s recent activities — from discussions on inter-Korean cooperation in the forestry sector to preparations for the Global Water Sustainability Conference 2026.