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The Asia Society Policy Institute's latest report examines as a case study China's ongoing economic coercion against Lithuania in response to Vilnius seeking closer ties to Taiwan.

In an introductory video message, Dr. Kang said she’s “excited and honored” to begin, adding that Asia Society’s mission is more important today than ever.

Authored by Diana Choyleva, the paper is the second in a two part series exploring how Chinese President Xi Jinping’s vision for a “new era,” as decreed at the 19th Party Congress, has changed incentives for key groups in China and beyond.

She brings over 16 years of fundraising experience at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) and New York Botanical Garden (NYBG), and over 20 years working in corporate sponsorship and strategic partnerships.

Citron assumes the position in March.

How China can support the clean energy transition in Southeast Asia through greater financial, technical, and policy cooperation with the region.

Seven Asia Society experts share short perspectives on key outcomes of the Two Sessions.

Applications will be accepted through April 15, 2024 for journalistic work produced during calendar year 2023.

This report explores the issues that have emerged between Japan, ROK, and China as a result of the Japanese government’s April 2021 announcement of its plan to release treated radioactive wastewater from the Fukushima plant.

Asia Society Policy Institute’s Center for China Analysis (ASPI CCA) has released a report authored by CCA Managing Director Jing Qian and Fellow of Chinese Politics Neil Thomas.