Director Abderrahmane Sissako discusses his Oscar-nominated film on a family and city shattered by bigotry and violence.

Asian Development Bank Chief Economist Shang-Jin Wei discusses how China can cope with the tough transition from a middle to high income economy.

David Firestein discusses practical measures parties like the U.S. and China can take to avoid misinterpretation and escalation of contentious territorial disputes.

Asia Society and Lincoln Center Festival present a behind the scenes look at the new opera Paradise Interrupted with some of its key artists.

A performance that brings to life the stories contained in sheet of Japanese handmade paper as it is recycled through time.

Dr. Jeffrey P. Koplan discusses significant improvements in public health, the growing world population, and imminent health threats in the coming 15 years.

Following a screening of "He Named Me Malala," students in Hong Kong discuss their experiences in Initiative for Peace.

Pakistani-born artist Shahzia Sikander joins Claire Brandon to discuss her exhibition "Shahzia Sikander: Apparatus of Power."

Venkat Narayan discusses the increasing prevalence of type 2 diabetes in Asian countries.

Learn about Asia Society's Chinese Language Teachers Institute, an annual professional development event that provides targeted and effective training in methodologies to Chinese language teachers.