Press Releases

The U.S. strategic partnership with India provides an opportunity to advance many of the key foreign policy objectives of the Donald Trump administration, according to a new issue paper published by the Asia Society Policy Institute.

Series examines the role of women in India’s economy and society, and the barriers to their entry into the workforce despite a prolonged economic expansion.

Retail Showcase Celebrates Singapore Design

Works by 19 contemporary South Asian artists will be view at Asia Society Museum in New York from June 27 through August 6, 2017.

One of South Asia’s premier cultural events returns to Asia Society New York on May 6.

A new three-year global partnership, convening “living conversations” about the cities of tomorrow.

Report examines the regional trade landscape and presents recommendations for policymakers on how to liberalize trade, raise standards, promote inclusiveness and encourage broad economic reforms in the Asia-Pacific region.

Russel will be seconded to the Asia Society Policy Institute for a one-year term beginning in April 2017, and will be based at ASPI’s New York headquarters.

Failure to address contentious issues will undermine the overall relationship despite shared concerns, report says.

Annual prize honors the best example of journalism about Asia during the calendar year.

The first Asia Arts Awards will be presented to Abir Karmakar, Krishen Khanna and teamLab at a gala celebration in New Delhi on Feb. 1, 2017

A new Asia Society Policy Institute report offers perspectives for the incoming president from regional leaders across Asia who have experienced first-hand the challenges of managing the region's complex relationships.

Exhibition celebrates flourishing exchange of goods, ideas, and culture among ancient China, Southeast Asia, and the Islamic Middle East.

Forum will explore how employers can create favorable working experiences and executive pipelines for Asian Pacific Americans.

New Trustees named to Asia Society Board.

Speakers include director Jon M. Chu, top executives at Alibaba Pictures and Amblin Partners.

Film series highlights China’s Muslim, Mongolian, and Tibetan minorities.

Honorees include Huayi Brothers CEO James Wang; Oriental DreamWorks head of studio Melissa Cobb, and director Cao Baoping.

New report argues that linking carbon markets of China, Japan, and Korea could significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

The Center will bring together the most influential educators, businesses, and government officials; commission research and publish insights; and partner with schools and education systems to change policy and practice.