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The Minister of Foreign Affairs for China delivered a special address on foreign and domestic relations, after an introduction from Asia Society Policy Institute President Kevin Rudd.
Wang Shi shares his experiences as a visiting scholar at Harvard, Cambridge and Hebrew Universities respectively over the past decade as well as his passion for nature, sports and his recent involvement in advocating for climate protection.
Dr. Scott Kurashige delivers the lecture "Representation to Revolution: What Asian American Studies Can Teach Us About Systems of Oppression" and appears in conversation with writer, scholar, and activist adrienne maree brown.
Asia Society Australia wraps up the year that rocked the world, examining the pandemic, the U.S. Election, Australia-China trade friction, economic recovery, President-elect Biden's cabinet, the WTO's new place, and more.
Kapil Viswanathan, Prof Anju Seth, Vineet Gupta and Ritika Chopra discuss the recently released National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and way ahead for reforms in India's higher education sector.
Three scholars of Byzantine, Islamic, non-Han Chinese, and Buddhist arts shed light on the wisdom from the Medieval period that is still visible today and explore the plurality of historical narratives.
Participants engage in a discussion examining the challenges and opportunities that India faces in the social, economic, military, foreign policy and grand strategy arenas.
Nanxi Liu, Mitchell Pham, and Stephanie Sy assess the most helpful innovations to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic and examine ways to ensure that the benefits of innovation are spread equally.
