For the first time, polls indicate climate change is a top priority for U.S. voters. This joint report analyzes voter attitudes to cooperation with China on climate change.
On President Joe Biden's first day in office, Bush China Foundation president David Firestein spoke with Foster LLP chairman Charles C. Foster to examine the future of the new administration's policy toward China.
Jan 14, 2021 — Read our event recap and watch videos from our major conference and fifth program in our Seeking Truth Through Facts Series on U.S.-China relations and honoring former Secretary of State George Shultz
Almost a year after protests in Thailand began, we take a look at where things stand with Dr. Janjira Sombatpoonsiri and the Bangkok-based Swiss correspondent Lukas Messmer.
In this digest of Business and Policy topics, join a webcast with Gloria Steinem, Julie Taymor, and a new generation of women agents of change; access a report on U.S.–India relations under the Biden administration; and more.
George Washington University appoints Asia 21 Young Leader Alyssa Ayres ('06) as the first permanent female dean of the Elliott School of International Affair.
Dr. Barry Bloom, former Dean of the Harvard School of Public Health, joined 'New York Times' reporter Apoorva Mandavilli to discuss COVID vaccines available in the U.S. and what is needed in the continuing fight against the pandemic.
What will China reveal at the National People's Congress? What is dual circulation? What will it mean for the world? Asia Society Australia Scholar-In-Residence Bates Gill explains.
Experts reflect on the 2011 earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear meltdown that struck Japan and assess how it has affected the country's trajectory in the years since.
