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For Asia and the US, A Cloudy Crystal Ball

The 2009 Bernard Schwartz Resident Fellows Launch Event. more
Asia Society Presidential Inaugural Reception

View slideshow of images from Asia Society's Presidential Inaugural Reception in Washington, DC, January 17, 2009. more
Three Quick Steps to Jump-Start America's Public Diplomacy

Allthough changes in foreign policy will improve global perception of the US, America still needs to do more. more
Delivering on the Promise: Advancing US Relations with India

A template for stronger US collaboration with India on security, economic growth, education and HIV/AIDS. more
US Envoy Defends North Korea Nuclear Talks Despite Setbacks

Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill cites progress in six-party talks despite setback in Beijing. more
How Not to Fight Terror

As the government scrambles to respond to India’s “9/11,” the BJP is baying for blood, accusing it of being weak on terror. more
John Burns and the Hunt for 'Essential Truths'

The veteran newsman recalls his formative experiences in 1970s China. more
Asia’s Questions for America’s Next President

"Every time I visited an Asian country," writes Asia Society's President, "I was asked repeatedly about candidate Obama’s positions on three issues: trade, foreign policy, and the new geo-economic order." more
Obama and Iran

Over the past three decades, five American presidents have struggled to figure out what to do about Iran, and all five have failed. more
Obama and India: A Chance to Redeem Democracy

When asked if it made a difference who was elected president of the United States, an astounding 87 percent of Indians polled said it did not. Let’s hope they aren’t right. more
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