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Daniel Russel speaks to Hong Kong legislator Dennis Kwok about how a possible trade war will affect the Chinese territory.
When Weijian Shan, one of the first students from the People's Republic of China to obtain a Ph.D. in the United States, arrived in Berkeley, he discovered an unexpected reminder of home.
An excerpt from Rabeah Ghaffari's debut novel 'To Keep the Sun Alive,' which portrays the 1979 Iranian Revolution through family drama and personal struggle.
Members of the Asia Society family tell us what they think is going to happen next year.
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.
A perennially tense situation in China's far west has turned into a human rights crisis. What has changed — and what can be done?
A changing global film industry is exposing India’s filmmakers and actors to audiences well beyond its borders.
Kai-Fu Lee thinks artificial intelligence won't doom humanity, instead, leading people to a life beyond menial labor.
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