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Tim Badman, Head of the World Heritage Programme at the International Union for Conservation of Nature talks about the importance of Korea's newly recognized UNESCO World Heritage tidal flats and the challenges of protecting them
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Seo Hyun-sook, Assistant Secretary-General at the Korean National Commission for UNESCO.talks about the significance of the '150th Anniversary of Kim Gu's Birth' in relation to UNESCO and the 'Cultural Powerhouse' Kim Gu dreamed of.
Park Si-soo, Seoul Bureau Chief of Space Newstalks about South Korea's growing space ambitions, from its first agriculture satellite to Moon missions, satellite networks, and future launch plans.
Amin Saikal, Emeritus Professor of Middle Eastern Studies, Australian National University talks about the growing tensions between the United States and Iran, focusing on the Strait of Hormuz, military escalation, and prospects for diplomacy.
Kim Hyun-wook, President of Sejong Institute talks about whether Ambassador Michelle Steel can become a new bridge in U.S.–South Korea relations, and the role and challenges she faces
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