Moon Jae-in — English Posts — 국제전략센터/The International Strategy Center

Is the Moon Administration Still a Part of the Candlelight Revolution?

In a press conference on July 18, 2018, the Intellectuals Declaration Network, comprised of 323 professors and intellectuals, announced the “Intellectuals Declaration Demanding Bold Socio-Economic Reforms from the Moon Jae-in Administration.”

ISC ArticlesInternational Strategy CenterDecember 28, 2018Moon Jae-in, Samsung, Candlelight Revolution, Economy

Peace, A New Beginning — National Security Law, Our Task Ahead

On April 27, 2018, Chairman Kim Jong-un crossed the military demarcation line to be greeted by President Moon Jae-in in the South Korean side of Panmunjom.

The [su:p], ISC ArticlesInternational Strategy CenterJune 7, 2018Korea, North Korea, Peace, Peace Process, USA, Moon Jae-in, Kim Jeong-UnComment

The Long Road to Peace in the Korean Peninsula: the South-North-Korea-US Summit

2017 was a nerve-racking year for the Korean Peninsula, a tinderbox that could have exploded into war. In July, North Korea announced the successful launch of the long range…

Singori Nuclear Reactors 5 and 6’s Public Consultation and the Tasks Ahead

On Dec. 16, the International Strategy Center invited our Advisor Director of Energy Justice Actions Lee Heon-seok to present on “Singori Nuclear Reactors 5 and 6's Public Consultation and the Tasks Ahead.”

ISC ArticlesInternational Strategy CenterFebruary 26, 2018Korea, Energy, Environment, Nuclear, Nuclear Reactor, Moon Jae-inComment

Telling the Government to First Solve North Korea’s Nuclear Weapons Problem Is Absurd

On Jan. 9, high level North-South Korea took place for the first time in two years. In his New Year's address, President Moon Jae-in even mentioned the possibility of a North-South Summit talk.

President Moon gives up on nuclear phase-out and a renewal of the nuclear free movement

After the election, the political winds changed on the Shin Kori 5 and 6 nuclear reactors’ issue. President Moon shifted…

Why we want reunification

Sept. 2, 1945 two weeks after Korea’s independence from Japan, the US Military’s General Order Number One officially divided Korea. Then, the division was cemented by war. Since then, Korea’s democracy…