A new Asia Society Policy Institute report argues that the U.S. should rethink its withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the regional trade agreement that the United States signed with 11 other countries in 2016.
A new ASPI report examines key BRI projects in the Indo-Pacific and explores relevant Chinese doctrine, the involvement of the People’s Liberation Army, and assesses the potential military and geostrategic advantages to China from BRI ports and more.
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This month of Young Adventurers’ Book Club, we will travel to Africa with writer Anjali Mittal, to see the wildebeest migration and the wild animals in Africa, and meet the Maasai tribes!
Crafted locally using wild wampi found in on Lamma Island, where the brewery also originated. This beer will truly represent Yardley Brothers, Lamma Island and also Hong Kong! Join fellow members on September 30 to taste this unique Hong
Join us by snapping the sunset or a shadow cast by the sun and share it on Instagram (@shadwohunter_ashk), with hashtag #shadowhunter and #nextacthk. Selected photos will be used as the backdrops for the listening party.
Part of the 43rd Asian American International Film Festival. MRS. NOISY explores the blurred lines between private and public perception when art imitates life.
Part of the 43rd Asian American International Film Festival. Twilight's Kiss follows two men, now in their twilight years, who must choose between their desires for each other and the families they have proudly created.
Part of the 43rd Asian American International Film Festival. Truth and Realness: Queer Shorts is a selection of shorts that celebrates queer Asian storytelling and expression.
Part of the 43rd Asian American International Film Festival. In The Moment, Shorts presents films that illuminate the quietness in each moment to create portraits of family, places, and connection.
[Members only] How has Thailand managed the pandemic and what will be the lasting social, political, and economic effects of the virus? How is current social discontent and student protests compounding on the crisis?
Many K–12 schools pivoted to online instruction in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. What opportunities and challenges face students, parents, and educators in these online or hybrid models? Sal Khan joins us to discuss these questions.
A reading and discussion from the 4th Singapore Literature Festival in New York City featuring Amanda Lee Koe (Delayed Rays of a Star) and Paula Mendoza (Play for Time).
Celebrating the 55th year of Immigration Act in the US, Asia Society PH, together with other Asian centers— Hong Kong, South Korea, and Japan, are hosting a special preview screening of Asian Americans by PBS followed by a panel discussion.
Emerging from the margins to starring in the mainstream, certain heroes arising from these cultural communities have proudly and gracefully represented this collective hyphenated identity of what it means to be “Asian American”
Emerging from the margins to starring in the mainstream, certain heroes arising from these cultural communities have proudly and gracefully represented this collective hyphenated identity of what it means to be “Asian American”
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Join us for this Talk at the Library with writer, journalist and private diplomat Michael Vatikiotis for a look into diplomacy off-site of the many cameras and overly staffed summits.
Join the renowned constitutional law expert Dean Erwin Chemerinsky, James Dempsey and Susan Shirk for a discussion of the controversial executive orders from the perspectives of constitutional law, data privacy and cyber security.
How do we as human beings manage our mental, physical, spiritual, and emotional health amid stress, trauma, and change? Join us for empowering, practically applied mind-body skills, and evidence-based answers in this virtual session.
In our third Oxford Debate we are asking: Will Europe choose the U.S. over China? Debating the motion are experts from European think tanks, specializing on the E.U. and its relations to Asia and China in particular.
