Current Affairs Video Gallery

Eddy Jetjirawat, Kristin Kagetsu, and Diana W. David discuss the importance of finding smart ways to raise funds for success.

Nivruti Rai, Arvind Subramanian, and Naresh Trehan speak with Arvind Sanger about what makes India unique and stand out in the technology and manufacturing space.

The Economist’s South-East Asia correspondent and Beijing bureau chief discuss their award-winning work with Dorinda Elliott.

Adrian Kwok, Yung-Yi Diana Pan, Dustin Oliver Ling, and Julie Blazevski explore the valuable role of data and metrics in bolstering career progression.

Joy Chen presents a guide for Asian Americans in creating collaborative networks to accelerate promotion and amplify personal influence.

Liem V. Do, Neerja Patel, Sushant Divgikar, Sy Stokes, Max Sevillia, and Salila Yohn share experiences and offer guidance on overcoming obstacles in the workplace.

Bhavana Boggs, Shihana Mohamed, Ravi Aurora, TJ Castro Lim, Handel Lee, and Sana Manjeshwar explore challenges and opportunities in fostering a more cohesive AAPI community, both within and outside the workplace.

Maria Torres-Springer delivers the opening keynote for the annual event’s 15th Anniversary.

Zohreen Shah, Deepa Shivaram, Ali Velshi, Dylan Wells, and Ben Pu discuss the historic number of major Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) presidential candidates in the running for the White House.

An expert panel from UC San Diego's 21st Century China Center (21CCC) discusses how the rising superpower’s internal developments are being reflected in its global relations.

Lyron Bentovim, Emily Reid, David Wu, and Jeff Wong delve into creative AI’s capabilities, opportunities, and challenges.

Martin Smith, Roya Rahmani, and Jason Dempsey speak to Azmat Khan about the docuseries that investigates American blunders and missteps as well as Taliban intransigence and cunning during the 2021 seizure of Kabul.

The ADB Chief Economist discusses economic developments and projections in the region with Shay Wester.

Kanchan Chandra, Aparna Pande, Ronojoy Sen, and Gauri Viswanathan discuss the living history of the most populous country in the world and its global implications.

Ian Johnson, Tao Jiang, and Mary Kay Magistad discuss Chinese spirituality and its concept of hell over the centuries.

Manizha Wafeq, Muqadasa Ahmadzai, and Asila Wardak speak with Barnett R. Rubin about how Afghan women’s and girls’ lives have changed after their educational opportunities and leadership roles have been severely curtailed.

A panel of experts discusses what the rapidly-emerging technology means for individuals, businesses, and the global community.

Stephen Roach speaks to Orville Schell about his latest book outlining the conflict between the world’s two superpowers and offering a trust-based conflict resolution plan.