After the Biden-Yoon Summit and Nuclear Deal Can there be peace in Korea when the US is in a cold war with China? South Korea’s military is not only controlled by the US but also subordinated to a trilateral US-Japan-South Korea military alliance against China. […]
Korea: Unity or Division Views from South Korean Pop Culture A Public Lecture by Professor Stephen J. Epstein Asian Languages and Cultures Program at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand Time: Thurs., June 1, 7-8:30 p.m. Location: The Friends room, Friends Meeting at Cambridge 5 […]
Join us at John F. Kennedy Memorial Park at 3:30 pm on Friday, April 28th to protest warmongering South Korean President Yoon Suk-Yeol during his visit to the Harvard Kennedy School. Since entering office, Yoon’s rightwing administration has expanded costly and provocative US-ROK military exercises, […]
The Roadmap To Unification of The Korean Peninsula: One Nation, Two States, Three Governments The Korean Peninsula remains the only divided nation in the world, the only region still separated by the cold war. Despite living in different systems for seven decades, Koreans are still […]
Is Northeast Asia of the 21st century following the footsteps of Europe at the dawn of the 20th century? Just as major European leaders then believed “offense is the best defense” and tailored their military strategy to the belief, so the governments in Northeast Asia […]
by Seung Hee Jeon During his campaign, U.S. presidential candidate Joe Biden pledged to end “forever wars.” After taking office, in January 2021, during his first State of the Union address, he explained that his administration would be committed to “engaging our adversaries and our […]
Women Cross DMZ and Korea Peace Now! are deeply saddened to announce that our beloved colleague, mentor, teacher, friend and sister, Hyun Lee, passed away on March 7 surrounded by her family and closest friends after a long battle with cancer. Hyun was a tireless […]
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