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The Globalization of Higher Education
28 October
Peter Gordon outlines the trends and consequences of growing international students across university campuses.
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Performance: A[ndalu]sia - Flamenco ReOriented
19 October
A unique Hong Kong-based troupe traces the connections from South Asia, along the Silk Road, all the way to Spanish flamenco.
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Dutch Central Bank President: What Caused, and What Will Halt, Eurozone Crisis
15 October
Klaas Knot described measures taken to resolve the Euro zone crisis and explained the Euro zone’s role in the global economy.
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Interview: 'To Kill a Mockingbird' Premieres in Hong Kong
12 October
As a classic tale of the American South comes to Asia Society Hong Kong's stage, we interview its two co-directors.
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Ronnie Chan: We Shouldn't Let History 'Lie in Ruins'
10 October
Ronnie C. Chan and Happy Harun unveil two major restoration projects preserving Beijing's built heritage.
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Aung San Suu Kyi's Address in Washington D.C.
18 September
Links to AsiaSociety.org's complete coverage of Aung San Suu Kyi's address, with introductory remarks by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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Subramanian: Renminbi Will Become World’s Reserve Currency
10 September
The economist and author projects that China's currency will supplant the dollar on the global stage.
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German Foreign Minister: The Euro Is Stable
31 August
German Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs Guido Westerwelle argues that what Europe faces is a "debt crisis" rather than a "euro crisis."
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Answers by Chinese Citizens Prompt New Questions
27 August
Sociologist and author Gerald Lemos outlines the fear and frustration that some ordinary Chinese citizens grapple with in new book.
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Hong Kong: Asia Society’s Hub in Asia
22 August
Asia Society co-chairs outline major new moves for the organization at a members' reception.
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