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Afghanistan: A Major Strategic Failure for the US

16 April

Vali Nasr explores the causes underlying what he describes as America's "singular failure" after more than 10 years in Afghanistan.

To Understand China, Does It Help To Be From Minnesota?

16 April

Associate Fellow Jeffrey Wasserstrom contemplates whether U.S. reporters and writers from Minnesota who cover China well are stealing the mantle from the previous leader, Missouri.

Inside 'Rich and Troubled Cultural World' of the Late Mughals

14 April

Scholars' talks examine three remarkable 19th-century Indian lives to illuminate the late Mughal period.

Vali Nasr on the US, Afghanistan and Pakistan (Complete)

13 April

Vali Nasr looks at the mounting strains in the relationship between the U.S., Pakistan, and Afghanistan, in conversation with Saeed Shafqat and Christine Fair.

Indian Dance in the 21st Century (Complete)

13 April

Demonstrations and a discussion offer a multifaceted take on the contemporary practice of classical Indian dance.

When Exile Gets Even Lonelier: Chinese Poet Says London Book Fair Excludes Dissident Voices

11 April

Chinese poet Bei Ling says the London Book Fair's celebration of China is shutting out some of its most important dissident voices in the name of money.

Asia Store Brings In Asian Pacific American Month In Style

11 April

As Asia Society gears up for Asian Pacific American Month, the AsiaStore will be hosting a number of renowned designers and artists including longtime Asia Society show case Richard Tsao.

Frank Lavin's Tips for Going Global

11 April

Frank Lavin's essential pointers for any U.S. business seeking to export into new markets, particularly Asia.