Asia Society Texas Center closed out Asian Pacific American Heritage Month on May 30, 2019, with a film screening and panel discussion centered on the legal implications of Japanese internment and its historical impact today.
Asia Society Northern California hosted a private Executive Roundtable on Navigating China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) with Danny Russel on June 6
Author James Crabtree talked Shaila Seshia Galvin in Geneva about India after the election, Modi's record after a first term, and India's challenges as the world's largest democracy.
With Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi securing a second term in office, Asia 21 Young Leader Sadanand Dhume discusses the prime minister's cabinet reshuffle.
Japan is facing the largest decline in working population in the developed world. No major country has faced such a decline since the Black Death. Mr. Atkinson discussed what this mean for the Japanese economy, and if there's any hope.
With Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi winning a sweeping mandate for a second term term in office, Asia 21 Young Leader Alyssa Ayres writes that the new government will likely temper high expectations on economic reforms.
Armen Orujyan, Nighat Dad, Nikhil Pahwa, and Megha Rajagopalan discuss the issues surrounding regulating big tech and artificial intelligence global governance at the 2019 Asia 21 Young Leaders summit.
Alex Moazed, Bing Chen, Alistair Thornton, and Ernestine Fu discuss parallel "internets" powered by China and the United States and the enduring strength of Chinese-style internet censorship.
