In the first event for Disruptive Asia Women and Girls edition, experts from Singapore, South Korea and Australia explore the region’s best practices to include women in STEM fields.

Asia Society Policy Institute's Daniel Russel and Blake Berger discuss the findings of their new report with Mary Kay Magistad.

Anahita Dhondy discusses her book "The Parsi Kitchen" with Manu Chandra.

Asia Society Policy Institute Vice President Daniel Russel explains how, in its push to become a "Cyber Great Power," Beijing has steadily gained a larger role in setting international standards.

Kevin Rudd and Andreas Berger join several international experts and analysts in a discussion about the outcomes of COP26.

Mitali Chatterjee and Bernd Wilke discuss what it will take for India’s government to deal with the challenges caused by rising heat levels.

John O’Brien and Cherie Gray discuss the role of nature-based solutions to help combat climate change.

Hailin Wang and Hairong Huang discuss whether China is on track to reaching its target of becoming carbon neutral by 2060.

At Japan Center’s signature art symposium, Robert Yellin gives a keynote on shifts in overseas perceptions of contemporary Japanese ceramic art.

How can a strategic alliance between Australia and South Korea balance geopolitical dynamics within the region? Experts discuss the influence, or lack thereof, of so-called "middle powers."

Kevin Klowden, Jaime Lee, and Kenneth Lim provide unique perspectives on the supply chain crunch.

Abhishek Poddar, founder of the Museum of Art & Photography (MAP) in Bengaluru, and Dr. Thomas Kellein, director of Bergos Art Consult in Zurich, art historian and curator, talk about the evolving art and museum culture in India.