Current Affairs Video Gallery

"We have diverging interests, on many issues where the United States and China should agree."

Art, design, and technology experts present their observations about the shifting habit of encountering culture through a screen rather than in person.

An inspiring conversation about the power of holistic education and how it can change lives.

Former ambassador Kristie Kenney predicts how U.S.-Asia deals might take shape in a post-election environment.

Former ambassador Kristie Kenney and Asia Society Policy Institute's Daniel Russel discuss a variety of issues related to U.S.-Asia relations at this edition of Asia Briefing.

James Palmer explains why it's so difficult for journalists to report on the human rights crisis in China's far western region.

Radio Free Asia reporter Gulchehra Hoja describes how Chinese officials detained her brother.

Historians and journalists discuss the human rights crisis in China's far western region.

The congressman from Texas said that President Trump's approach to China appears to be little more than "get tough."

Kai-Fu Lee explains why China's huge amount of data gives it a significant advantage in developing artificial intelligence technology.

The new foreign minister discusses his country's relationship with Afghanistan, China, the United States, and more in a conversation with Vali Nasr.

Mahathir Mohamad told Kevin Rudd and an Asia Society audience that Malaysia "must live within its means."

Vivian Balakrishnan details the ways his government plans on preparing its people for a digital future during a conversation with Kevin Rudd on the country's outlook on technology, free trade, and regional influence.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in explains why he's more optimistic than before about the chances of North Korean denuclearization.

K. P. Sharma Oli discusses Chinese investment in the Himalayan region as part of a longer discussion on Nepal's economic development.