Category: Policy
From left: Chinese top communist leaders Zhu Enlai (1898-1975), Prime Minister of the People's Republic of China from its inception in 1979 until his death, Mao Zedong (1893-1976), leading theorist of the Chinese communist revolution, chairman of the party and President of the Republic, and Lin Piao (1907-71), minister of defense and supporter of the Cultural revolution, wave 03 October 1967 at Tiananmen Square in Beijing the 'Little Red Books' as they review troops celebrating the 18the anniversary of the Republic. (AFP/Getty Images)
Kevin Rudd's China Journey
In an excerpt from his new book "Not for the Faint Hearted," the former Australia prime minister and current Asia Society Policy Institute president describes his lifelong fascination with the Middle Kingdom.
From Israel/Palestine to the Syrian refugee crisis, author Ian Bremmer argues that a willingness to "dehumanize" others has become more prevalent.
Despite the country's formidable military and diplomatic footprint, the Lowy Institute's Asia Power Index ranks North Korea low because of its weakness in other measures of power.
The Lowy Institute's Asia Power Index measures economic, military, diplomatic, and cultural power throughout the region.
Two decades ago, Beijing was poised to adopt a Western-style economic system. Daniel Rosen explains why it didn't happen.
Asia Society Policy Institute Vice President Wendy Cutler discusses what to look for during this week's meeting.
Kim Jong Un's visit to South Korea marks a step forward in one of the world's most intractable conflicts — but enduring peace is still a ways off.
In this excerpt from his new book "Us Vs. Them: The Failures of Globalism," Ian Bremmer details the threats to China's economic future.
Can an underprepared president with a new national security team solve the North Korea conundrum?
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