Korea Foundation

Watching a president shake hands with an adversary can change how Americans see that country and what they're willing to support next.

Min Sun was born in South Korea, raised in Singapore, and came to Washington as a Korea Foundation scholar.

She now teaches diplomacy in America at DePaul University and holds a fellowship at the Stimson Center.

Min Sun studies American presidents meeting their enemies, and what those encounters accomplish beyond whatever gets signed.

which was precisely focusing on this question of not only security, but also economic cooperation and trade.

And of course, that was generously supported by the Korea Foundation.

But Ramon, I want to maybe invite you on that basis to share with us some of the views or ideas that you picked up, especially from some of our European counterparts at the Brussels Korea Forum, as you answer this question on how you believe Europe and Korea can intensify their cooperation.

Yes, thanks for that.

Korea is hosting top university officials from seven countries who bolster academic ties with them.

Korea Foundation said on Monday that it is hosting eight education leaders from Latvia, Spain, New Zealand, Bahrain, Angola, Colombia and Vietnam from Sunday through Saturday as part of its Overseas Leaders Invitation Program.

The delegation includes Yuan Manuel, And Kerkato Rodriks, President of the University of Salmonaka.

Luis Serra Mijam, President of the University of Las Palmas, the Ukraine, Canaria.

There's a system for finding talented young musicians, and some of them begin serious musical training at a very young age.

The Korea Foundation has also pointed to government-supported programs for developing gifted young musicians.

Okay, so basically a lot of practice at a very young age.

Yes,