France—The UPF co-founder’s speech set the direction for the International Leadership Conference’s eight sessions.

Vienna, Austria—Two former prime ministers joined the International Summit Council for Peace session of ILC2021.

Norway—UPF chapters in five nations organized the Nordic Rally of Hope event together.

Vienna, Austria—UPF co-sponsored an international virtual conference in support of Pakistan’s Interfaith Harmony Council.

Tirana, Albania—Heads of state, political leaders and scholars discussed cooperation between the Balkan and Korean peninsulas.

Brussels, Belgium—Three Korea experts gave their opinions on Korean peace prospects.

London, United Kingdom—Journalists and consultants at a UPF webinar shared their insights on Korean reunification.

Yekaterinburg, Russia—UPF held a webinar to discuss Russia’s role in relations with its Far East neighbors.

Biel/Bienne, Switzerland—A UPF webinar discussed how North Korea can integrate itself peacefully into the world economy.

Former U.S. Vice President Mike Pence joined other world leaders on 28 February, 2021, in calling on nations to forge new friendships and break down historic barriers to peace as the globe pulls free from the ravages of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Vienna, Austria—An audience of 150 attended a UPF webinar on Europe’s potential role in Korean reunification.

Jerusalem, Israel—The first of a series of UPF webinars on the Abraham Accords presented a distinguished panel of world leaders.

Geneva, Switzerland—Korea’s religious and cultural heritage may provide clues for unifying the peninsula, experts say.

Vienna, Austria—UPF-Austria held a webinar titled “Interfaith Cooperation as a Basis for Social Cohesion.”