Traditionally, Asian and Middle Eastern countries have looked to the U.S. as the most significant player in their regions, but this dynamic is changing — as these engaging visual essays explore.
Read the latest from Asia Society Policy Institute's project on potential U.S.-China climate cooperation: 'China’s Response to Climate Change: A Study in Contrasts and a Policy at a Crossroads.'
The Asia In-Depth podcast revisits China's ongoing mass surveillance efforts in Xinjiang and how personal data is being used against the Uighur community.
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Enjoy The Met: Live in HD2020 Season at Asia Society Hong Kong Center. Massenet’s Manon馬斯奈 《瑪儂》, Philip Glass’s Akhnaten 菲利普·葛拉斯 《阿肯那頓》and The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess 蓋西文 《波吉與貝絲》.
China's economy appears destined for failure, the financial bubble forever in peril of popping. Bloomberg Chief Economist Tom Orlik pieces together a unique perspective on China's past, present and possible futures.
Miss having a bowl of authentic Nyonya Laksa from Malaysia? Here is your chance to be the first to try this new InstaLaksa produced in Hong Kong by chef Kevin Lim, who is also the founder of Mean Noodles. During this zoom session
A dedicated group of activists in Bali are working together to share accurate information and find cultural solutions in the time of COVID-19 and environmental crisis on the island.
Join our second online Mini-Conference featuring a keynote presentation by Dr. Jue Wang of the University of Leiden, and two parallel breakout sessions with Greenpeace East Asia’s Li Shuo, and the MERICS' John Lee.
Expert panelists including Walter Wang Jr. from TSM and Emily Krol from Lenovo will discuss the state of the industry today, how it is handling the global pandemic, and what they see for the future.
Pin Yin Panda has beauty, brains and a healthy ego to match. So on Chinese New Year’s Eve she makes a surprise announcement: next year will be the first Year of the Panda!
China and the U.S. are world powers without serious rivals, and in 2020, the relationship is more tense than ever. Diplomat and scholar Kishore Mahbubani discusses his recent book 'Has China Won?: The Chinese Challenge to American Primacy.'
Take this opportunity to understand more about Shidokan Karate, also known as the “Triathlon of Martial Arts”. Stephanie will continue to guide you through the singing bowls meditation to relax and calm your mind after the fitness workout.
When we talk about Chinese painting, we always think of landscape, plants & flowers. This week of Summer Art Camp invites young artist Wong Yee Ki to show you a mixture of traditional Gongbi brushwork and innovative ways to create a piece.
In this talk, SHIVAJI DAS will share some highlights from his recent book, The ‘Other’ Shangri-La: Journeys through the Sino-Tibetan frontier of Sichuan. He will discuss his experiences of staying with the nomads in a high altitude.
[Members only] Join us as the Hon. Dominic Perrottet MP, Treasurer of New South Wales, discusses the economic and fiscal outlook for New South Wales and the role of Asia and key Asian markets in the economic recovery.
On August 26, join Asia Society Hong Kong Center online via Zoom for this exclusive webcast on cyber security in APAC and its impact on corporates in the region, as we host Gene Yu, Co-Founder and CEO of Blackpanda.
Axel Vervoordt Gallery, a member of Asia Society Hong Kong Center, would like to invite fellow members to a virtual tour of the current exhibition – Bosco Sodi’s A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains, follow by a zoom chat with the artist.
