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In the second episode of the Climate Change in the Indo-Pacific Series, we explore what it will take for India’s government to deal with the challenges caused by increasing heat across the Indian subcontinent.
Following our introductory session on sustainability and youth in the COVID era, Asia Society Korea invites you to the second session of our Asia Society Korea Youth (ASK-Y) program on gender and equality to be held on October 25.
Following a rise in both racial justice movements and anti-Asian bias incidents, join Asia Society in welcoming Asian American women leaders who are raising their voices, building coalitions, and advancing the rights of their communities.
PUBLIC Join climate-active young change makers for a pulse-check on the state of climate change across Asia. Tune into this global program as we spotlight innovative youth-led solutions to the climate crisis and outline hopes for COP26.
A discussion on pandemic-induced mental health risks faced by older adults and people living with comorbidities, and ways to address and prevent these mental health concerns.
Anthony B. L. Cheung, former Hong Kong S.A.R. Government Secretary for Transport and Housing, and Jason Lange, Executive Director of the OBPR, discuss policy formulation and impact.
PUBLIC Join us for a discussion on the long-term forecast for the semiconductor industry and how business and government can prepare for an era of strategic competition in which semiconductors are already in short supply.
In this Oxford Debate we are debating whether Asia has already front and center of global tech. With Ken Koyanagi, James Kynge, Mercedes Ruehl, and Akito Tanaka. Co-hosted by the #techAsia newsletter of FT / Nikkei.
Want to know more about Tai Wai Beer? Henry Wu shares his story about founding local brewery Tai Wai Brewery, and his pursuit of excellence in brewing.
Celebrate Halloween with an outdoor film screening of the greatest monster mash of all time! 'Destroy All Monsters' (1968) mounts a thrilling display of innovative action sequences and no fewer than 11 monsters battling for victory.
