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Senior Fellow Richard Maude writes that public health systems in Southeast Asia will be quickly overrun and deaths from the virus will rise sharply if more aggressive containment measures are not put in place quickly.

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Webcast: Why Avoiding Palm Oil Is Not the Solution

Jaboury Ghazoul, ETH Professor of Ecosystem Management, on the link between deforestation and oil palm expansions, efforts to make palm oil more sustainable, and why restrictions by the European Union in palm oil may weaken these.

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Southeast Asia in 2020 with Four Consuls General

Panel discussion and cultural reception with the consuls general from Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Vietnam

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Briefing MONTHLY #24 | February 2020

Redefining aid | Mahathir's rules | Korean cinema

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Charting a Course for Australia in a Changing Asia

By Richard Maude, Senior Fellow, Asia Policy Institute and Executive Director, Policy, Asia Society Australia

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Briefing MONTHLY #23 | January 2020

China’s (unhappy) New Year | Modi’s mojo | Counting Asia’s carbon

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Announcing the Artists of the Asia Society Triennial

Forty artists, individuals, and collectives from 19 countries have been selected to participate in the inaugural Triennial, titled 'We Do Not Dream Alone.'

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‘China’s response to the protests in Hong Kong speaks to how it’s engaging in the region as a whole’

Bridget Welsh talks about forensic political science, Malaysia, and China in Southeast Asia.

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What RCEP Means for the Indo-Pacific

Blake Berger on why the conclusion of negotiations on the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) was a landmark achievement for ASEAN.

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Briefing MONTHLY #22 | December 2019

Holiday reading | India relations warm | Asian tourism

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Briefing MONTHLY #21 | November 2019

Summit season | Indonesia’s new ministry | Best countries for business

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Melati Suryodarmo: Body as Container (Complete)

Indonesian performance artist Melati Suryodarmo discusses her creative journey, philosophy, and artistic practice, shaped by traditional Javanese meditation, Japanese butoh, and her studies with Marina Abramović.

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Briefing MONTHLY #20 | September 2019

A new Jakarta | Educating Asia | Safe cities ranked

Official Opening - Premier and Board - Hawker Ball

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Event Recap | Hawker Ball

The official opening of the Asia Society Australia Centre, Hawker Ball, at the National Gallery of Victoria.

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Neighbourhood Watch Panel at Asia Briefing LIVE 2019

Are leaders or institutions driving change in the region? The "Neighbourhood Watch"panel discussed the geopolitics of "America First" and the "China Dream".

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The Coronavirus and Southeast Asia: Can Catastrophe be Avoided?

UPCOMING EVENTS

The Coronavirus and Southeast Asia: Can Catastrophe be Avoided?

Webcast: Why Avoiding Palm Oil Is Not the Solution

Southeast Asia in 2020 with Four Consuls General

Briefing MONTHLY #24 | February 2020

Charting a Course for Australia in a Changing Asia

Briefing MONTHLY #23 | January 2020

Announcing the Artists of the Asia Society Triennial

‘China’s response to the protests in Hong Kong speaks to how it’s engaging in the region as a whole’

What RCEP Means for the Indo-Pacific

Briefing MONTHLY #22 | December 2019

Briefing MONTHLY #21 | November 2019

Melati Suryodarmo: Body as Container (Complete)

Briefing MONTHLY #20 | September 2019

Event Recap | Hawker Ball

Neighbourhood Watch Panel at Asia Briefing LIVE 2019

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