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Assessing South Korea's National Assembly Election

In this episode, Dr. Victor Cha is joined by Dr. Ramon Pacheco Pardo, professor at King's College London, KF-VUB Korea Chair, and adjunct fellow of Korea Chair at CSIS, to discuss the National Assembly election results, how the election will affect President Yoon's foreign policy, and what the outlook is moving forward.

Podcast Episode by Victor Cha and Ramon Pacheco Pardo — April 18, 2024

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Nuclear Belt and Road and U.S.-South Korea Nuclear Cooperation

As a latecomer to the global nuclear market, China’s share is still small, but it is increasingly becoming a competitive vendor based on its advanced nuclear technology, competitive prices, and lavish financing as part of its Nuclear Belt and Road.

Newsletter by Lami Kim — April 24, 2023

South Korea’s Hydrogen Industrial Strategy

South Korea sees hydrogen as a key for economic and job growth and heavily invests in deploying fuel cell electric vehicles and large-scale stationary fuel cells for power generation. It has also begun developing domestic infrastructure to import hydrogen.

Commentary by Jane Nakano — November 5, 2021

Web Book: The Military Balance in the Koreas and Northeast Asia

The study is a web book that addresses the trends in North Korean and South Korean strategy, tactics, and force modernization in the broader context of security developments in Northeast Asia. It does so as a net assessment that does not chose a single view of developments in either country or neighboring states, and that compares the views and data in official Korean sources with those in official U.S., Japanese, and Chinese sources, and in the work of experts outside government sources. The analysis is supported by numerous maps, charts, and tables showing Chinese, U.S. and regional force trends.

Report by Anthony H. Cordesman — January 31, 2017

2016 Global Security Forum

Join us for CSIS' annual flagship conference on the top challenges facing U.S. and global security. This year's Forum will focus on the foreign and security policy agenda for the next U.S. Administration. 

Event — December 1, 2016

Energy and Economic Growth: Research and Matchmaking Conference

The conference brought a diverse group of roughly 90 participants -- including leading researchers working on energy (including EEG Thematic Leads and State-of-Knowledge paper authors), policymakers and practitioners from the EEG focal regions of South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa, representatives of bilateral and multilateral development banks, and the EEG Programme Directorate.

Event — November 3, 2016

Energy Fact & Opinion: U.S. LNG Arrives in China

During the period of high oil prices and high natural gas prices in Asia earlier this decade, a few companies from gas-hungry Asian economies signed purchasing agreements or tolling agreements with U.S. LNG producers.

Newsletter by Jane Nakano — September 9, 2016