Korea's Nuclear Energy Development: Past, Present, and Future February 07, 2012 South Korea's experience with nuclear power stands in stark contrast to that of the North; the ROK has enjoyed decades of peaceful use while Pyongyang continues to gather notoriety for its weapons program. The ROK began humbly in its nuclear energy development with the
Nuclear Energy and Nonproliferation in Northeast Asia January 11, 2012 America's commitment to global nonproliferation has generated friction in its relationships in Northeast Asia, as countries in the region continue to aggressively pursue sensitive nuclear technologies. US worries over North Korea's recently reported progress towards a uranium enrichment capability have been the most visible manifestations
Global Nuclear Energy Developments Post-Fukushima December 07, 2011 Today, nuclear power constitutes 14% of total electricity use and 8% of total energy use worldwide. Nevertheless, the notion of a "nuclear renaissance" is limited to specific countries and regions, particularly those with critical energy security concerns. These areas have been the most sensitive to the shockwaves
GABI opened its office on November 1, 2011 in Washington D.C. Address: 1001 Connecticut Avenue, NW Suite 435 Washington, DC 20036
GABI signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Culture Bank, Inc. to educate and promote understanding of the culture and system of the United States - including American business, politics, education, arts, etc. - through short and long term exchange and training programs. GABI blog : http://gabi-korea.tistory.com/
GABI signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Center for KOR-US Regional Interaction (KORUSRI) to study and understand the secondary educational systems in the United States and the Republic of Korea through exchange programs. KORUSRI is the sister institute of Global Education Center (GEC Korea) in Seoul, Korea.
