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In Beijing, U.S. foreign policy expert Robert D. Kaplan finds himself repeatedly returning to the idea of containment, "the wrong word that unfortunately harbors a great truth."
At an Asia Society event in July, the former New Mexico governor said Rodman was "the only person" who could get Bae released from North Korean prison.
On Monday, March 11, at Asia Society in New York, President Barack Obama's National Security Advisor Thomas Donilon will offer the Obama administration’s views on the path ahead for the United States in Asia. He'll also take your questions.
In photos: Pakistani Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar visits Asia Society New York to discuss upcoming elections, relations with India and U.S. regional policy.
Barbara Demick, Victor Cha, Evans J.R. Revere, Hitoshi Tanaka discuss how Japan, South Korea, and the U.S. might be able to cooperate better on northeast Asian regional issues.
Ian Bremmer, Ruchir Sharma, and Josette Sheeran explore why it's imperative for real reform to begin in Indian PM Narendra Modi's second year in office.
Ian Bremmer, Ruchir Sharma, Josette Sheeran, and Tom Nagorski reflect on the year that was and speculate on what 2015 has in store for Asia and for the rest of the world.
Vali Nasr speaks about the interconnectedness of Asia and Middle-East policy, the significance of Iran's new president, and the legacy and responsibility of the US in the Middle-East.
Muqadasa Ahmadzai, Manizha Wafeq, and Asila Wardak, join Barnett R. Rubin to discuss the status of women and girls in Afghanistan and what can be done.
Due to ongoing concerns about COVID-19, this program will be a live webcast only. Veteran China correspondent Dexter Roberts discusses the realities behind China's financial ascendancy and factors that might hinder its continued rise.
Narushige Michishita, Sheila Smith, and Takako Hikotani discuss what is driving Japan's growing security capabilities, and if it is being encouraged by the U.S. or due to worries over U.S. reliability under the Trump Administration.
Ruchira Gupta of anti-trafficking advocacy group Apne Aap and feminist and public intellectual Gloria Steinem discuss an end to the harmful practice of human trafficking. Sponsored by the Citi Foundation.
