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Foreign Minister: Pakistan, US Emphatically Allies Against Terrorism
15 January
In talk with Joe Klein, Pakistan's first woman foreign minister stresses joint interests underlying fraught relationship.
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Manu Joseph: The Illicit Happiness of Other People
10 January
“Truth shows humanity in a poor light,” says the novelist, whose new work deals with a suicide in Madras in the 1980s.
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Photos: US Ambassador to China Gary Locke at Asia Society New York
18 December
American Ambassador to China Gary Locke meets with students and engages in an onstage panel discussion on U.S. relations with China.
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For Rights Activist Wu Qing, Change Begins With Oneself
12 December
China needs a long period of enlightenment, explains the activist for women's rights.
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Photos: Open House Spreads Holiday Cheer at Asia Society New York
7 December
In pictures: Asia Society New York's Holiday Open House draws a capacity crowd of several hundred.
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US Official: Justice and Accountability in Asia 'Not Negotiable'
4 December
Panel: Tribunals, other regional human rights and accountability mechanisms create a favorable precedent for holding political leadership accountable.
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Hamid Dabashi: Ecstasy, Subversion and the Persian Language
29 November
Hamid Dabashi's new study on Persian literary culture is the book he has "always wanted to write."
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Novelist Sheng Keyi Strives for Her Freedom, and So Do Her Characters
28 November
The lives of ordinary women inspire the author behind acclaimed novel "Northern Girls" and other fiction.
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Annual Awards Dinner Honorees Emphasize Economic Cooperation
12 November
At the Asia Society 2012 Annual Awards Dinner in New York, three individuals were recognized for their outstanding vision, leadership, and commitment.
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Photos: 2012 Asia Society Annual Awards Dinner
9 November
Slideshow: 2012 Awards Dinner honors leaders in business and attracts diplomats, a local Congresswoman, and other VIPs.
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