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Asia 21 Young Leader Jieun Baek writes on the South Korean government's recent decision to prohibit the sending of media and other materials into North Korea.
Featuring contributions from the world’s leading thinkers on Asian and Asian American affairs, the third edition of Asia Society Magazine is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the issues that mattered in 2021.
Asia 21 Young Leader Min Zin writes on Aung San Suu Kyi and the National League for Democracy (NLD) party's victory in the just-concluded national elections in Myanmar.
With the governing party securing a parliamentary majority in the recent Sri Lankan elections, we will likely see an ushering of "sweeping and regressive constitutional and legislative reforms," writes Asia 21 Young Leader Bhavani Fonseka.
Former Obama administration official and energy expert David Sandalow joins ASPI’s Thom Woodroofe to discuss the latest climate data from China, the big decisions facing Beijing, and future possibilities for U.S.-China climate cooperation.
George Washington University appoints Asia 21 Young Leader Alyssa Ayres ('06) as the first permanent female dean of the Elliott School of International Affair.
Following opening remarks from Kevin Rudd, Arnel Casanova, Rashneh Pardiwala, and Gita Syahrani discuss how to ensure that the recovery from the current economic downturn proceeds in a more climate-friendly direction.
Following remarks by Sal Khan, Clarissa Isabelle Delgado and Wenchi Yu discuss how educational institutions can adapt to the broad shift to online learning caused by COVID-19.
Alex Moazed, Bing Chen, Alistair Thornton, and Ernestine Fu discuss parallel "internets" powered by China and the United States and the enduring strength of Chinese-style internet censorship.
Mun Ching Yap and Rabi Karmacharya discuss their collaboration after the 2015 Nepal Earthquake during the 10th anniversary summit of the Asia 21 Young Leaders Initiative.
The India Pakistan Peace Rickshaw project fosters better understanding between the two nations through traveling rickshaws in Karachi decorated with messages of peace and friendship.
Disruptive Asia continues by analyzing sustainable investment with Durreen Shahnaz of Impact Investment Exchange, Emily Chew of Morgan Stanley, Catia Davim of KPMG Australia, and Stefen Shin of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.
Asia 21 Young Leaders Gede Robi Navicula and Ewa Wojkowska discuss their work related to finding cultural solutions to environmental problems and the sharing of accurate information in the time of pandemic and environmental crisis in Bali.
Asia 21 Young Leader Jieun Baek writes on the South Korean government's recent decision to prohibit the sending of media and other materials into North Korea.
Featuring contributions from the world’s leading thinkers on Asian and Asian American affairs, the third edition of Asia Society Magazine is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the issues that mattered in 2021.
Asia 21 Young Leader Min Zin writes on Aung San Suu Kyi and the National League for Democracy (NLD) party's victory in the just-concluded national elections in Myanmar.
With the governing party securing a parliamentary majority in the recent Sri Lankan elections, we will likely see an ushering of "sweeping and regressive constitutional and legislative reforms," writes Asia 21 Young Leader Bhavani Fonseka.
Former Obama administration official and energy expert David Sandalow joins ASPI’s Thom Woodroofe to discuss the latest climate data from China, the big decisions facing Beijing, and future possibilities for U.S.-China climate cooperation.
