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Théâtre du « Grand Jeu » entre les empires russe et britannique au XIXe siècle, l’Asie centrale est redevenue un enjeu des influences russe et chinoise, mais aussi de puissances extérieures.
Asia Society Australia experts this month appeared in Wobec, The Interpreter, Nouvelles du Monde, Centre for Eurasian Studies and the South Asia Monitor.
Asia Society Australia experts this month, appeared in the Financial Times, Reuters, Capital Brief, All About Feed, New York Times, Nikkei Asia, Life News, Le Monde, Barron's, Hindustan Times, rfi, The Australian, Newsweek, MSN, BBC News.
Asia Society Australia experts this month, appeared in The China Project, China Dialogue, Nikkei Asia, The Australian, The Strategist, Asia Fund Managers, Reuters, Bloomberg, International Business Times, The Interpreter and more.
"The way is clear for a project that will boost Beijing’s economic ties and diplomatic influence within Central Asia", writes Asia Society Policy Institute's Genevieve Donnellon-May in the South China Morning Post.
WWF Switzerland’s Ion Karagounis discussed ongoing efforts and challenges in greening BRI and related projects in Central Asia with Viktor Novikov, Geographer and Expert on Central Asia of the Zoï Environment Network.
Historian Peter Frankopan has written a brillant follow up to his bestseller «The Silk Roads». In the three years since its release the world has changed at an enormous pace. We asked him how the BRI plays into these recent developments.
A screening of the documentary A Tongue Untied - The Story of Dakhani, written and directed by Gautam Pemmaraju. A film about humour and satire in Dakhani - a vernacular form of Urdu spoken across the Deccan region.
Traveling this summer? Consider drawing inspiration from the story of William Sachtleben and Thomas Allen, Jr., whose epic post-college journey helped introduce cycling and photography to mainstream America.
