The Nepalese American immigrant is unafraid to use his platform to promote racial justice. "I have a right to voice my opinions and I do so through my work and activism."
In conversation with the New York Times' Tokyo bureau chief Motoko Rich, Asia Society Policy Institute vice president Wendy Cutler and Columbia University professor Takako Hikotani discussed areas of cooperation between the U.S. and Japan.
China has responded to the call for investments in Africa like no other country since the end of the 1990s. Its relationships with African countries has also become ever more political.
Kevin Rudd, Bing Chen, and Sylvia Kim discuss the role that individuals, community organizers, business leaders, and legislators can play in stopping anti-Asian hate and violence.
The governments of Southeast Asia should engage the military but ASEAN should suspend Myanmar, writes Asia Society Policy Institute Director, Political-Security Affairs Elina Noor.
In this digest of Business and Policy topics, explore Japan's path for gender equality post-Abe, join an Asia Society members-only webcast on the evolving role of leadership in global governance, and more.
Join us for 31 ways to celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month! We've curated a calendar of live events, recommendations, and on-demand content to highlight the traditions, talents, and contributions of Asians and Asian Americans.
Series by the Asia Society Switzerland, the Institute of Asian and Oriental Studies of the University of Zurich, and the Schweizerische Asiengesellschaft, shedding light on different Asian countries through the eyes of leading local voices.
In May 2020, the California Democrat argued that Beijing's mishandling of the COVID-19 crisis does not excuse hateful rhetoric directed to Americans of Chinese or Asian descent.
A discussion on Vietnam's rising role in Southeast Asia, its foreign investments, and its trade and politics with Linh Nguyen, Dr. Le Hong Hiep, Raymond Mallon and Noel Clehane.
Two Asian American alumni of the “Asia 21” network of young leaders, Bing Chen and Sylvia Kim share their perspectives on the recent wave of anti-Asian xenophobia.
