China has built up enormous goodwill in recent years for staying the course with the Paris Agreement. This essay outlines why climate leadership must remain an important geopolitical priority for China in the years ahead.
Dr. Shashi Tharoor joined Asia Society Switzerland for a "State of Asia" end-of-year conversation on how Asia has changed this year and what challenges await the region in 2021.
Hardly any other Chinese policy initiative has been as widely – and wrongly – covered than the “Social Credit System”. We took another hard look with SCS experts Kendra Schaefer and Jeremy Daum, and debunked some of the most common myths.
With Oxford Debates we are addressing ‘big’ questions that have no one answer or solution but are inviting many conflicting views. Four renowned experts in the field form teams of two, one team arguing for the motion, the other against it.
As we celebrate National Environmental Awareness Month this November in the Philippines, it is important to note that awareness is only the first step and action is next. Read on what we can do to help the movement on climate awareness.
Asia Society Korea invited ROK Army Gen. (ret.) In-Bum Chun, H.E. Harry B. Harris, Ambassador of the U.S. Embassy Seoul, and H.E. Simon Smith, Ambassador of the British Embassy Seoul, to commemorate the Korean War Veterans.
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.
