Asia Society's Suzanne DiMaggio appeared on public radio's The Takeaway to discuss the first high-level visit by an American diplomat to Burma in decades and what it means for political reform and relations with China.
Kyrgyzstan's outgoing President, the first female leader in Central Asia, argues forcefully for her country's commitment to democracy and transparency.
Fishermen’s children jump into the sea off a pier near Susupu beach, Indonesia on November 28. 2011.
Protestors raided the UK embassy on Tuesday screaming “death to England,” smashing windows, ransacking offices and burning the British flag.
A distinguished panel of journalists and historians assess the outsized legacy of the career diplomat and Asia Society's former Chairman.
Suzanne DiMaggio, Asia Society's Vice President of Global Policy Programs, has an op-ed on CNN.com today entitled "Clinton visit presents opportunity in Myanmar."
The just-concluded U.S.-China Forum on the Arts and Culture, organized by Asia Society, highlights need for expanded cultural ties between the two countries.
Asia Society's Suzanne DiMaggio says Hillary Clinton's upcoming trip to Burma "could be a breakthrough moment in U.S.-Burma relations."
A clever riff on a typical construction sign with reference to '852,' Hong Kong’s international dialing code and slang for the city itself in Hong Kong on November 26, 2011.