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This page displays all Asia Society content on Malaysia in reverse chronological order.

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A Video Preview of 'Soul Journey: Traditional Nanyin Music Reimagined'

The slow, elegant melodies of nanyin music originate from China's Fujian Province.

UPCOMING EVENTS

1MDB: The Scandal Riveting Malaysia
16 Oct 2018
12:15 - 2 p.m.
Congressman Joaquin Castro: Asia and the Rise of China
05 Oct 2018
8:30 - 9:30 a.m.
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Malaysia: Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad
27 Sep 2018
8 - 10 a.m.
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Past Events
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Imagine 2060: Delivering Tomorrow’s Cities

An AECOM and Asia Society three-year global partnership of “living conversations” about the cities of tomorrow
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Charting a Course for Trade and Economic Integration in the Asia-Pacific

In the wake of the recent U.S. withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, this ASPI report makes recommendations to bolster regional economic integration in the Asia-Pacific.
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Video: The Uncertain Future of Free Trade in Asia

A conversation on how the U.S. political climate will affect trade cooperation in the Asia Pacific.
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Celebrate Lunar New Year 2017 at Asia Society

Join Asia Society as we welcome the Year of the Rooster!
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The Asia Society Experts Forecast: What to Expect in 2017

Political and economic intrigue in China, instability in South Korea, and a retreat from globalization are among the predictions.
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Photos: Diwali Lights Up Asia Society

Asia Society celebrates Diwali, the Hindu New Year and festival of lights, with performances and crafts inspired by the holiday.
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Four Southeast Asian Writers Talk Language, Identity, and Culture

As part of the Singaporean Literary Festival in New York, Asia Society hosted two Singaporean and two Filipina-born writers for a reading and discussion.
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Crossing Boundaries: Four Writers on Fictionalizing Southeast Asia (Complete)

The award-winning authors read from their works and discuss their responses to the challenges they face.
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How Johor’s Growing Water Woes could Affect Singapore

ASPI's Jackson Ewing and Karissa Domondon write in Today on September 15, 2016 that water woes in Malaysia's Johor state could threaten Singapore's water supply.
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Class of 2016

Asia 21 Young Leaders, Class of 2016
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Lindsey Ford on Malaysia's New Security Law and the Lack of a 'Silver Bullet' Against Terrorism

ASPI's Director for Asian Security, Lindsey Ford spoke with CCTV in August 2016 about Malaysia's new security law and the difficulty of balancing security and civil liberties when governments attempt to fight terrorism.
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Multimedia: 10 Asian Sports That Would Spice Up the Olympics

Gymnastics, archery, swimming and volleyball are all well and fine. But these Asian sports would definitely give the world something to talk about.
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After the Ruling — What's Next in the South China Sea?

Asia Society experts discuss what will follow the international tribunal's rebuke of China's maritime claims.
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How Historical 'Humiliation' Drives China's Maritime Claims

In an interview with Asia Blog, journalist and author Bill Hayton discusses the thinking behind China’s recent actions in the South China Sea, and why Beijing may soon reassess moves to enforce them.
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How South China Sea Conflicts Can Be Avoided

David Firestein discusses practical measures parties like the U.S. and China can take to avoid misinterpretation and escalation of contentious territorial disputes.