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Eriks Varpahovskis provides an overview of the diverse range of Korean educational institutions and programs throughout Central Asia.

A new podcast features a diverse range of personal narratives from alumni of the U.S. State Department's international exchange programs.

Olga Krasnyak analyzes the face-to-face diplomacy of China, South Korea, and the United States' major meetings with the North Korean leader.

Rob Asghar on the recent meeting between Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and President Donald Trump at the White House.

The ARMY fandom of BTS shows that networks of people make possibilities exponential both in the digital world and the real world.

The world came together to support Thailand during last year's headline-grabbing rescue mission, write CPD Contributing Researcher Silada (Lydia) Rojratanakiat and Seksan Anantasirikiat.

CPD Doctoral Dissertation Grant recipient Phillip Arceneaux explores the need to tie public diplomacy with pressing security concerns.

CPD Faculty Fellow Najmedin Meshkati urges the U.S. and its allies to ease tensions with Iran in the context of a delicately intertwined water access system along the Persian Gulf.
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