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Bhutan's Role in Promoting Regional Peace and Prosperity in South Asia

Full Text of speech by Jigmi Y. Thinley, Prime Minister of Bhutan on September 19, 2011 at Asia Society in New York. more
Lyonchhen Jigme Y. Thinley, Prime Minister of Bhutan
Bhutan's Prime Minister: South Asia at 'Critical Threshold'

Lyonchhen Jigme Y. Thinley argues region must break free of "cultivated fears." more
Defining a 'Middle Path' for Tibet and China

Lobsang Sangay, newly elected Kalon Tripa (or Prime Minister) of the Tibetan Government in Exile, spoke July 19, 2011, at Asia Society in New York about the new challenges and political responsibilities he inherits from the Dalai Lama. more
Negotiations With a Giant: Taiwan's 'Win-Win' Strategy

Taiwan's Information Minister emphasizes the necessity of "equal footing" in cross-strait relations. more
Democracy and Strategic Rivalry in Central Asia

Experts explain how the 'great game' is alive and well with new players in this volatile, troubled region. more
Gareth Evans: Indonesia Relationship 'Catastrophic'

Veteran official deplores absence of engagement with one of Australia's largest neighbors. more
Missed Opportunities Thwart Progress on U.S.-Iran Relations

A panel of prominent experts discuss Iran and U.S.-Iran relations. more
Can the World's Democracies Bring Change to Burma?

As India’s economic power has increased, its inclination to exercise any corresponding moral authority has proportionately decreased, writes Mira Kamdar. more
In Asia's Future, a Higher Profile for India

A retired Indian admiral and other experts assess the country's status as a player in 21st century Asian affairs. more
Indian Foreign Minister Slams Pakistan Over Kashmir Claims

Shri S. M. Krishna criticizes Pakistan over Kashmir dispute. more
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