A motorcycle owner parked by the serene waters of Hoi An in Vietnam on September 2, 2012. (Simon Marussi/Flickr)
Not everyone is happy with casting decisions when England's Royal Shakespeare Company mounts a new production of a famous Chinese play.
Pakistani blogger and journalist M. Bilal Lakhani explains what may be behind the results of a recent BBC poll, and why neither U.S. candidate is particularly popular in Pakistan.
Delving into her own past, documentary filmmaker Deann Liem highlights the impact of the Korean adoption model worldwide.
Catching up with the morning's headlines in a stall in Guangzhou, China on March 24, 2012. (r s gould/Flickr)
Last week, to great fanfare, Starbucks opened its first Indian store. Asia Society India Centre reports from the scene.
The world-famous Chinese artist and provocateur infuses his Gangnam Style parody with some (possibly) dark humor.
Associate Fellow Thom Woodroofe argues that Barack Obama is the first Democratic president since Franklin Roosevelt to head to the polls with a foreign policy advantage.
Asia 21 Fellow Wenchi Yu says a recent survey shows pervasive concerns among Chinese about the country's leadership and its ability to deal with fundamental human rights.
A majestic view of the Himalayas from the hills of Darjeeling in northeast India on August 3, 2012. (Thunderbolt Tea/Flickr)