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Livestreaming Tuesday, June 3, 2025 at 2 PM ET
Korea Presidential Election
Amid polarization and uncertainty, everything is on the line
Dr. Patrick M. Conin, Chair for Asia Pacific Security at the Hudson Institute is often called by the Korean press when they want a U.S. perspective of their election. Our webcast will take place just a few hours after the polls close in Korea. Depending on whether People Power Party candidate Kim Moon-soo or Democratic Party candidate Lee Jae-myung prevails, what does it mean for relations with the U.S. and Japan, and how will the new president deal with North Korea? This is an historic election, and our timely discussion will cover all issues dealing with the security of South Korea.
Join Dr. Cronin, along with our moderator, former six-party talks envoy Amb. Joseph DeTrani and Georgetown University security studies professor Dr. Alexandre Mansourov for a discussion of the presidential election soon after Korea has chosen.
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