Daniel Russel, Michelle Lee, and Jenny Town discuss issues surrounding South Korea's upcoming March election and its likely impact on domestic and international issues.

An expert panel assesses the effects of India's school closure and the future of its education system amid the continuing threat of the pandemic.

Pallavi Aiyar, Se-Woong Koo, Young-Im Lee, and Satona Suzuki discuss how quotas can help solve the stark underrepresentation of women in Japan and South Korea.

Peter Martin talks about his new book looking into the historical context of China's assertive style of diplomacy.

The former national security advisor of the United States joined Rudd for a conversation with The New Yorker's Susan Glasser.

Dr. Ashish Jha shares his realistic assessment and expectations of the pandemic moving forward.

An expert panel takes stock of the Indian economy through its 75 years of independence and looks into the next 25 years ahead.

The first Gen A Explainer of the year unpacks the hype around the Beijing Winter Olympic games, the boycott, and examines whether you can really separate sports from politics.

Kevin Evans of the Australia-Indonesia Centre explores the who, what, when, where, and why of Indonesia's new capital, Nusantara.

Kevin Rudd joins a panel of experts in exploring the prospects and challenges of the brand new year.

Audrey Tang shares insights on how technology is being used to drive social innovation in Taiwan, as well as the role that technology played in Taiwan's relatively successful response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A conversation on the lyrical world of renowned Bengali writer Nabaneeta Dev Sen.