As energy consultants and journalists assess China's alternatives to burning coal, not everyone sees fracking as the solution to all its problems.
Shom Sen, Wadsworth Fellow with the Asia Society Policy Institute, looks at how businesses can better manage risks arising from tensions within Asia.
MTV World General Manager Nusrat Durrani opens up about being an "outsider in India" during keynote address at Asia Society's 2014 Diversity Leadership Forum.
A fisherman sits patiently for the catch of the day in Kampot, Cambodia on April 29, 2014. (Brett Davies/Flickr)
Bobby Ghosh, new managing editor of Quartz, voiced concern about India's "absence of a voice on the left" at Asia Society New York last month.
A slope car makes its way down a trail of cherry blossoms from the top of a hill in Funaoka Castle Ruin Park, Japan on April 17, 2014. (かがみ~/Flickr)
Ahead of a June 19 panel discussion, Mother Jones reporter Jaeah Lee and Climate Desk producer James West talk about China's fracking plans and its energy future.
Louisa Lim, author of 'The People's Republic of Amnesia,' says "we seem further than ever from any reevaluation of the killings of 1989."
A boat is tied near a stone bridge at dusk in the Kurashiki Bikan Historical District, Japan on April 25, 2014. (Les Taylor/Flickr)