Kim, Young-Soo, Project Manager of Hanns Seidel Foundation Korea, participated in an evaluation meeting of the study tour group from Gangwon Province on 18 December. This follow-up meeting was held in

Along with the Lesser White-fronted Goose, the Bar-headed Goose is one of several endangered species on the Flyways. Despite ecological importance, there is still a lack of important data on populatio

The IPA, in preparation for and treatment of issues related to Korean reunification, releases two editions of the journal annually. This volume once again contains a large number of intriguing article

Korea by publishing articles, essays, and book reviews on North Korean studies. The Fall 2024 issue (Vol. 20, No. 2) includes the following articles: Is Unification the Only Option? South Korean…

The first presentation was delivered by Mr. Ha Kyung-Seok from the Center for Security and Defense. Mr. Ha highlighted the pragmatic realignment of U.S. foreign policy under Trump, focusing on nationa

On November 13, 2024, the 44 th Tongil Hankuk Forum of the Institute of Peace Affairs took place, jointly with the Institute for Peace Studies and the Department of International Relations of Changwon

The event featured an opening ceremony, a series of presentations, and a concluding panel discussion. During the opening ceremony, the German Ambassador to Korea, Georg Schmidt, and Goyang’s mayor, Do

Wetlands are disappearing at an alarming rate. According to the Convention on Wetlands Secretariat, nearly 90% of the world’s wetlands have been degraded since the 1700s, and today, we are losing wetl

The seminar brought together experts from different disciplines and fields. It highlighted the innovative solutions needed to tackle the complexity of managing social-ecological systems in the face of

The focus was on preventing an outbreak of African swine fever and measures for restoring a breeding farm after an outbreak. Animal diseases such as African swine fever continue to threaten the welfar