Category: Policy
Thai soldiers queue up with others to cast their ballots during early voting in Bangkok on March 17, 2019, ahead of the March 24 general election. (Lillian Suwanrumpha /AFP/Getty Images)
The Crisis of Thailand’s Junta Rule
With the deck stacked against it, the post-election government is almost certain to be weak and ineffective. Will that lead to another constitutional crisis?
Lindsey Ford, Laura Rosenberger, and Anna Fifield talk about the importance of diversity and gender equality in Asia-Pacific policy discussions.
In the latest episode of Asia Society's short-form podcast, Daniel Russel explores the limits of President Trump's "mano-a-mano" negotiating style.
Following a brief delay, the U.S. and China seem poised to eventually make a deal. But major fundamental differences between the two are unlikely to be resolved.
Daniel Russel, Lindsey Ford, June Park, Jieun Baek, and Sylvia Kim discuss the abrupt ending of the second meeting of the two countries' leaders.
Nine months after their historic gathering in Singapore, the leaders of the U.S. and North Korea will meet again this week. Asia Society's Daniel Russel explains what variables will determine whether the summit is a success.
From North Korean summit meetings to a daring rescue in Thailand, it's been an eventful year across Asia. Here are some stories that matter.
The former Australian prime minister discusses a shift in Sino-American relations from "strategic engagement" to "strategic competition."
President Sirisena's decision to overthrow the prime minister and install a political rival has thrown the country's fragile democracy in disarray.
Anubhav Gupta speaks to James Crabtree, author of a new book on India's super-rich, on how the affluent may influence India's economic trajectory.
In this conversation with Jonathan Landreth, Asia Society Policy Institute President Kevin Rudd discusses the implications of China's internet operating apart from the rest of the world.
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