For the Media

A new ongoing series of research, analysis, issue papers, programs, and digital content will delve into the rapidly evolving relationship between Beijing and Moscow.

New publication will be celebrated at kick-off event and reception on October 12 featuring three generations of China writers.

A new paper from Asia Society Policy Institute Senior Fellow Diana Choyleva examines how Xi Jinping has fundamentally changed the incentives driving the behavior of local officials, private entrepreneurs, and young Chinese.

Asia Society Policy Institute Distinguished Fellow Dame Meg Taylor outlines how the Pacific region can remain unified and in control of its own narrative in the face of great power competition that threatens to engulf its own agenda.

Rishi Gupta of the Asia Society Policy Institute, New Delhi, delves into the complex dynamics and interests of China, India, and the U.S. in Nepal to shed light on the strategic decisions Kathmandu must now face.

Exhibition on view October 3, 2023 through January 7, 2024

This new report provides the first assessment of how Asian economies stack up on climate action against the targets set forth in the UN Secretary-General’s Acceleration Agenda.

Climate changes takes center stage at Asia Society in 2024.

Awards Ceremony and Gala will honor individuals and groups whose actions have profoundly strengthened the bonds between Asia and the world.

The ASPI issue paper outlines four options for how the U.S. can most effectively increase its economic and trade ties with the Indo-Pacific region as China expands its regional trade agenda.