Category: Current Affairs
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, husband Doug Emhoff, her great niece Amara, and family members walk the abbreviated parade route after President Joe Biden's inauguration on January 20, 2021 in Washington, D.C. (Mark Makela/Getty Images)
An America the World Can Believe In
What Kamala Harris' inauguration as vice president tells us about the United States.
Jia Lynn Yang explains how the 1965 Immigration and Nationalization Act shaped the peculiar identity of Asian Americans.
What might life in Asia look like after the pandemic? And what should we expect from the continent’s perennial hot spots — from North Korea to Afghanistan, Iran to the South China Sea?
The U.S. presidential election attracted unprecedented interest from across the globe — including in Asia — where the results would impact everything from Iran to North Korea, trade policy to China policy, and much more.
Asia Society Policy Institute's Wendy Cutler provides insight into why supply chains matter — and how they’re poised to change in a post-pandemic world.
Two of the world's leading experts on China assess how the events of 2020 will shape Hong Kong's future.
Three individuals on three separate continents — Asia Society President and CEO Josette Sheeran, virologist Peter Piot, and opera singer Warren Mok — describe their experiences battling the coronavirus.
An update on China's ongoing mass surveillance efforts in Xinjiang and how personal data is being used against the Uighur community.
With the Major League Baseball season finally set to begin, we take a close look at one of Asia's best professional leagues: the Korea Baseball Organization.
Sonny Kalsi, founder and partner of investment firm BentallGreenOak, discusses why business leaders need to take action against racism in the workplace.
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