The Save the Children Korea Chair shares his perspective on the value of institutions supporting education and humanitarian aid as well as the significance of being involved in global issues. 

Youth participants address the multidimensionality of today’s environmental issues and discuss how they can derive change through innovative solutions.   

Hermione Parsons and Vinh Thai explain how the logistics industry is coping amid the pandemic.

Hayaki Nishigaki shares the journey and influence behind his Godzilla-motif works.

Greg Earl and Ben Westcott conclude the annual forum with an interactive analysis.

Susannah Patton, Bilahari Kausikan, Richard Maude, Siswo Pramono, and Ben Westcott discuss the future of democracy in the region and in the United States.

Wendy Cutler, Raja Mohan, and Ben Westcott ascertain how Australia can engage more closely in a region that wants to shape its own destiny. 

Elisabeth Bowes, Michaela Browning, Wendy Cutler, James McIntyre, and Haidi Stroud-Watts discuss how Australia should balance its interests in an open trading system with the need to boost national economic sovereignty.

Katrina Cooper, Evan A. Feigenbaum, Raja Mohan, Shafiah F. Muhibat, and Haidi Stroud-Watts discuss the myriad of challenges Australia's new government is facing.

The lawyer and Uyghur rights advocate speaks with Jessica Batke about his memoir that exposes the Uyghur crisis in China.

David Tizzard and Michelle Ju Sihyun explore how the youth of today deal with the emotional aftermath of romantic breakups.

Susan Shirk speaks with Kevin Rudd and Orville Schell about her book that analyses Chinese politics and its global implications.