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Karzai Government Policies 'Lack Cohesion' Says Former Afghan Foreign Minister
9 September
Dr. Abdullah Abdullah pins hopes on 2009 presidential elections in Afghanistan. Listen to audio interview.
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Educating India's Children: The Read India Movement
12 August
Over 93 percent of children in India are enrolled in schools, yet almost half cannot even read or write in the fifth grade.
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An Evolving Perspective: The Economist Covers China
9 July
The Economist Beijing Bureau Chief James Miles discusses his experience covering China for 15 years since 1986.
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Aitzaz Ahsan: US Should Immediately Stop Supporting Musharraf
2 July
Pakistani lawyers' leader says it's time for the US to stop supporting Musharraf.
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The New Asian Rivalry
17 June
Bill Emmott on his new book, Rivals: How the Power Struggle Between China, India, and Japan Will Shape Our Next Decade.
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The Beats in India—A Symposium
14 June
Poets, writers, musicians, and historians gather for a historic Asia Society event exploring India's influence on the Beat Generation.
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Art and Satire in Iran
10 June
Panel provides context for Asia Society Museum exhibit of Ardeshir Mohasses's work.
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China's Media Revolution
9 June
The Chinese government faces challenges in August as it prepares to host nearly 30,000 domestic and international journalists.
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Leading UN Official Defends International Aid Presence in Burma
9 June
Sir John Holmes gave a firsthand account of the UN's discussions with Burmese military leaders and their reluctant acceptance of aid.
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'Taliban Sanctuary in Pakistan Must Be Eliminated'
3 June
Ahmed Rashid, an expert on Central Asian politics, discusses his book Descent into Chaos: The United States and the Failure of Nation Building in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Central Asia.
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