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[Sejong Policy Brief]

Jaehung Chung, Director of Center for Chinese Studies

Dongmin Lee, Professor at Dankook University

Full-Scale Strategic Economic Security Cooperation between China and Russia and its limitations in the period of the emergence of a new international order

❍ Discussions about the rapid shift of international order is spreading. The rise of conflict and confrontation is happening due to the absence of a hegemonic state based on a power-based order. In this context, the U.S.-led Liberal International Order will face the end, and the emergence of a multipolar system is expected to make its appearance. In fact, many countries in Europe argue and are preparing for the upcoming multipolar system.
❍ The biggest challenge of the Liberal International Order is the close relationship between China and Russia in recent years. Even though the arms support is not conducted, based on economic relations with China, Russia holds a foundation to continue war capabilities in Ukraine...

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[Current Issues and Policies ]

APEC United States 2023 U.S.-China Summit and the International Order

- Hyun-ik Hong / Senior Research Fellow

Israel-Hamas War: Impact on Gaza Initiative and Middle East Political Order After the War

- Kangsuk Kim / Professor at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies

Asian Climate Change Cooperation Through Global North-South Perception Gap

- Sungwon Lee / Researcher at Sejong Institute

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[Sejong Policy Studies]

Hyunik Hong (Senior Research Fellow)

Changes in Korea's National Strategic Environment and Policy Suggestions after the Ukraine War

The situation on the Korean Peninsula, which had been promised to resolve the North Korean nuclear issue and establish peace during the Moon Administration, was slowed due to a lack of trust between North Korea and the United States, increased confrontation with China over the initiative in international order, weakened U.S. commitment to diplomatic resolution of the Korean Peninsula issue, and North Korea's refusal to engage in dialogue, adopting a self-reliant strategy strengthening weapons of mass destruction, and continuing military provocations. In addition, Russia's invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022 ..

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[Sejong Policy Studies]

Myonwoo Lee (Senior Research Fellow, Sejong Institute)

Low Growth Trends in the Japanese Economy and Regional Vitalization Policy: From the Perspective for Mature Country

Since the 1990's the Japanese economy has continued to show low or negative growth over the past 30 years, starting with the collapse of the bubble economy. Considering the economic growth up to the 1980s, this fall and long-term recession in the Japanese economy are very questionable. After the war, Japan responded wisely to crises and challenges and overcame them, as seen by overcoming numerous crises such as the ruins after the defeat and the oil crisis in the early 1970s, and such a strong image dominated...

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Sejong-ISDP Webinar
- Theme A Post-Liberal Indo-Pacific? Perspectives on the future of the International Order
- Date 2023 December 12
- Location via Zoom

2023 Sejong-NBR Joint Seminar in Seattle
- Theme Security trends and challenges in the Indo-Pacific region, Trilateral security cooperation between South Korea, the U.S. and Japan,
- Date 2023 December 8
- Location NBR, Seattle U.S.

Korea-US Thinktank Joint Seminar
- Theme Managing Security in the Indo-Pacific: Enhancing Defense S&T Collaboration Among Like-minded Partners
- Date 2023 December 5
- Location U.S. Honolulu DKI APCSS, Pacific Forum

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2023 2nd Sejong-KB ASEAN Young Leaders Program Completion Ceremon
- Date 2023 December 8
- Location International Conference Room

Completion Ceremony of 16th Sejong Youth Academy in 2023
- Date 2023 December 8
- Location International Conference Room B

Completion Ceremony of 29th Sejong National Strategic Training Program
- Date 2023 December 1
- Location Sejong Institute

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