Jean Lee speaks at Indiana University’s Institute for Korean Studies Annual Conference on The U.S.-Korea Relationship: Past, Present, and Future
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University of Georgia: US-Korea Security Forum
Jean Lee speaks at the US-Korea Security Forum hosted by Center for International Trade and Security at the University of Georgia.
Read MoreBBC: The Lazarus Heist LIVE in New York City
Jean Lee joins co-host Geoff White and musician Dessa — along with special guests — for a live recording of the Lazarus Heist podcast in New York City.
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BBC World Service: The Lazarus Heist: Live in New York
We're recording a live special episode of the Lazarus Heist at The Greene Space in New York on Monday 26 September, 2022.
Read MoreEast Asia Institute: Financing Pyongyang’s Provocations - Kim Jong Un’s Cyber Strategy →
For this month, we invited Jean Lee, Public Policy Fellow at the Wilson Center, to discuss North Korea’s cyber-attacks and how they finance Pyongyang’s missile developments despite the international sanctions against the regime.
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Duke University: A Look Inside North Korea's Kim Regime →
Jean Lee speaks at Duke University for the Program in American Grand Strategy on the Kim regime in North Korea.
Read MoreNCNK/Network 20/20: South Korea’s Election and Its Impact on U.S.-ROK-DPRK Relations
On Tuesday, February 15th, the National Committee on North Korea and Network 20/20 held a joint webinar featuring panelists Katherine H.S. Moon, Professor Emerita at Wellesley College, Scott A. Snyder, Senior Fellow for Korea Studies and Director of the Program on U.S.-Korea policy at the Council on Foreign Relations, and Jean H. Lee, Award-winning writer, Commentator, and Expert on North Korea, to hear their critical insight regarding the upcoming election. The discussion was moderated by Keith Luse, Executive Director of the National Committee on North Korea.
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Leading U.S. experts and former officials to identify actionable policy steps the White House and Congress should take to address the growing threat from North Korea.