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2022 Conference on Diversity in International AffairsThe 2022 Conference on Diversity in International Affairs was a collaborative effort by the Council on Foreign Relations, the Global Access Pipeline, and the International Career Advancement Program.
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Evolution of U.S.-South Korean Coordination: Parsing Biden’s Joint Statements with Moon and YoonThe U.S.-South Korea Joint Statement between Presidents Joe Biden and Yoon Suk-yeol from the recent summit in Seoul highlights shared worldview between leaders and cooperation based on common interests and priorities.
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How Biden and Yoon Are Strengthening the U.S.-South Korea AlliancePresidents Biden and Yoon pledged to deepen and broaden the scope of the U.S.-South Korea alliance, but their success could depend on how China, Japan, and North Korea respond.
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China-South Korea Relations Under South Korea’s New Yoon Administration: The Challenge Of Defining ‘Mutual Respect’The establishment of a stable framework for managing China-South Korea relations under the Yoon Suk-yeol administration will require the two countries to close the gap in understanding of the meaning of “mutual respect.”
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What to Expect From South Korean President Yoon’s First Big Global MomentThe upcoming summit between President Yoon Suk-yeol and U.S. President Joe Biden will likely address the U.S.-South Korea partnership, North Korea’s nuclear program, and South Korea’s relations with China and Japan.
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South Korean President-Elect Yoon Suk-yeol’s Early Foreign Policy ChallengesPresident-Elect Yoon Suk-yeol must pass early challenges posed by China and North Korea if he is to establish a stable foundation for South Korea’s foreign policy.
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The North Korea Challenge, With Scott A. SnyderScott A. Snyder, senior fellow for Korea studies and director of the program on U.S.-Korea policy at CFR, sits down with James M. Lindsay to discuss the global implications of North Korea’s recent missile tests.
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How South Korea’s Foreign Policy Could Change Under the New PresidentPresident-Elect Yoon Suk-yeol has pledged to strengthen ties with the United States and take a more hard-line approach toward China and North Korea than his predecessor.
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Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine and Implications for the Korean PeninsulaRussia’s invasion of Ukraine has both short-and long-term implications for South Korean diplomacy as a global leader and North Korean revisionist aspirations toward the Korean Peninsula.
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A ‘Political Novice’ Will Soon be in Charge of South Korean Foreign PolicyRegardless of the presidential election outcome, South Korea's foreign policy will be in the hands of a president with no prior experience in foreign policy.
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South Korea’s Presidential Election: What to KnowThe vote for South Korea’s next president is taking place in a fractious political environment and is likely to bring a foreign policy neophyte to power.
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Russian Invasion Intensifies, Chinese Leaders Convene, and MoreRussian forces ramp up assaults on Ukrainian cities, Chinese leaders gather for their annual “Two Sessions” meeting, and South Koreans head to the polls for a presidential election.
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South Korean Views of Rising Tensions Between Russia and UkraineRising tensions between Russia and Ukraine will have both economic and political implications for South Korea.
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The South Korean Election’s Gender Conflict and the Future of Women VotersIn South Korea, gender equality and the feminism movement have become politicized and polarizing issues, especially among the younger generation, leading up to the March 9 presidential election.
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South Korea’s Real Estate Policy and the Presidential ElectionReal estate has emerged as a pressing domestic issue in South Korea. Concerns about increased housing prices and uncertainties within the real estate market will shape voter preference in the upcoming presidential election.