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You are cordially invited to a guest lecture: "Sino-American Competition in the Indo-Pacific and Cross-Strait Relations", to be carried out by Prof Dr Wen-cheng Lin (National Sun Yat-sen University) on Monday, April 8, at 16:20.

Public lectures on the Japanese Economic and Business environment on 27 and 29 March 2019. ​

Chikako Shigemori Bučar, PhD, attended the “Network Meeting for Japanese Studies in Central-Eastern Europe” which was held by the Japan Foundation Budapest on Febraury 2nd and 3rd, 2019.

DLD Munich has been named “one of the two most important innovation conferences in Europe” by The Economist. Happening shortly before the World Economic in Davos, the conference attracted more than 150 speakers and 800 attendees.

Welcome to the Days of Korean Studies 2019, 28.02.2019 and 14.03.2019 at EARL's premises.

In this period, they have been working on the Chiang Ch’ing-Kuo research project Modern and Contemporary Taiwanese Philosophy. The main goal of the project is to systematically introduce the work of Taiwanese philosophers to the European (especially Central European) academic public and spread their most important achievements, along with their contributions in the field of contemporary philosophical theory.

Ms Nina Pejič, a Junior Researcher at the Centre of International Relations and EARL Researcher held a brief lecture titled »Boosting the cooperation in 16+1« in which she presented 7 main challenges to the existing cooperation - and their possible solutions - in the framework of the 16+1 Platform, which gathers China and 16 countries from Central and Eastern Europe (among those also Slovenia).

The 2018 Newsletter is out! Take a look inside - you will find out not only highlights of some of the EARL's activities and outputs in this year but also what awaits us in the next one.

In October 2018, the Head of the International Office FDV and EARL Managing Unit Ms Maša Kolenbrand, paid a two-week educational and cultural visit to China as a member of the Education Delegation at the invitation and with the support of the Confucius Institute Ljubljana.

On Wednesday, November 21st, Dr. Young-du Kim and Dr. Il-woong Moon from the National Institute of Korean History, which is based in Gwacheon, Korea (http://www.history.go.kr/en/main/main.do), gave a talk at the EARL on Korean-history web archiving service. The well-attended lecture was held in the Korean language, and was simultaneously translated into English by Minyoung Chang, a lecturer of the Korean language.