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Silk Road Diplomacy

Report by ASPI, AidData, and CSIS on China's public diplomacy efforts in South and Central Asia.

UPCOMING EVENTS

[WEBCAST] Greening the Belt and Road in Central Asia

30 Apr 2020

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The Travels of Marco Polo in China and Central Asia (Complete)

Art historian Michael Henss traces Marco Polo's journey from Italy to the Far East.

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Nine Events That Shaped Asia in 2016

From Duterte's win in the Philippines to the downfall of TPP, it was an eventful year across the continent.

Tingmao Shi (R) and Minxia Wu (L) of China compete in the Women's Diving Synchronised 3m Springboard Final on Day 2 of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games at Maria Lenk Aquatics Centre on August 7, 2016 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (Clive Rose/Getty Images)

Blog Post

Asian Athletes Are Turning In Historical Performances at the Olympics

Vietnam's first ever gold medalist, Uzbekistan's seven-time Olympian gymnast, and many others are making history in Rio de Janeiro.

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The Bandistan Ensemble — Music from Central Asia (Highlights)

Highlights from The Bandistan Ensemble's July 14 appearance at Asia Society.

The ensemble takes the stage in front of a sold out crowd in New York. (Ellen Wallop/Asia Society)

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Video: Music From Central Asia with Bandistan Ensemble

The performance blended together traditional and new music from Central Asia.

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The Bandistan Ensemble, Music From Central Asia (Complete)

Talented musicians from Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan performed traditional Central Asian music using non-traditional techniques.

Summit speakers and participants mingle at the cocktail reception on the roof of the Asia Society Hong Kong Center. (Elvis Ho)

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2015 Arts & Museum Summit

Experts from around the world and across many disciplines gathered in Hong Kong to discuss the importance of preserving our cultural legacy.

A hired guard helps William Sachtleben carry his bicycle and gear across a stream in Turkey, May 26, 1891, Collection of the UCLA Library Special Collections

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Slideshow: Bicycling, Photography, and How to Travel the World in 1891

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.

High waves crash into the coast at Hyuga in Miyazaki prefecture, Japan's southern island of Kyushu on July 16, 2015. (Jiji Press/AFP/Getty Images)

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Weekly Rewind: Scandal in Malaysia, Japan's Nationalistic Music Scene, and Taylor Swift Takes on China

Our latest Weekly Rewind, featuring some of the best Asia-related content you may have missed from the past seven days.

An Iranian woman walks past graffiti on a street northwest of the capital Tehran, on July 16, 2015. (Atta Kenare/AFP/Getty Images)

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Weekly Rewind: Poetry in Iran, Internet Rebellion in Uzbekistan, and Japan's New 'Girl Band'

Our latest Weekly Rewind, featuring some of the best Asia-related content you may have missed from the past seven days.

A beat up Russian Lada car parked on the streets of the 2,000 year old ancient city Bukhara, Uzbekistan on April 5, 2015. (Alex Steffler/Flickr)

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Photo of the Day: Waiting for a Ride in Uzbekistan

A beat up Russian Lada car parked on the streets of the 2,000 year old ancient city Bukhara, Uzbekistan on April 5, 2015. (Alex Steffler/Flickr)

William Sachtleben’s Humber bicycle at rest in Constantinople draws a crowd of spectators. Background: Hagia Sophia and Thomas Allen on his bicycle. March 21, 1891. Collection of the UCLA Library Special Collections

Article

Round Trip: Bicycling Asia Minor, 1891 opens May 16 at Asia Society Texas Center

'Round Trip' features photographs taken by cyclists William Sachtleben and Thomas Allen, Jr. during their journey through Asia Minor.

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Former State Department Official Discusses Democracy and Security in Central Asia, Upcoming Elections in Afghanistan

David A. Merkel turns focus to issues of democracy and security in the five Central Asia nations.

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Bernard Schwartz Fellows Program

The Bernard Schwartz Fellows Program selects highly qualified professionals to direct a major, original policy project and provide expertise via the media and public events.

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Silk Road Diplomacy

UPCOMING EVENTS

The Travels of Marco Polo in China and Central Asia (Complete)

Transfuze: Uzbekistan

Nine Events That Shaped Asia in 2016

Asian Athletes Are Turning In Historical Performances at the Olympics

The Bandistan Ensemble — Music from Central Asia (Highlights)

Video: Music From Central Asia with Bandistan Ensemble

The Bandistan Ensemble, Music From Central Asia (Complete)

2015 Arts & Museum Summit

Slideshow: Bicycling, Photography, and How to Travel the World in 1891

Weekly Rewind: Scandal in Malaysia, Japan's Nationalistic Music Scene, and Taylor Swift Takes on China

Weekly Rewind: Poetry in Iran, Internet Rebellion in Uzbekistan, and Japan's New 'Girl Band'

Photo of the Day: Waiting for a Ride in Uzbekistan

Round Trip: Bicycling Asia Minor, 1891 opens May 16 at Asia Society Texas Center

Former State Department Official Discusses Democracy and Security in Central Asia, Upcoming Elections in Afghanistan

Bernard Schwartz Fellows Program

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