Current Affairs Video Gallery

See how Asia Society rose to the occasion during a year marked by unprecedented challenges.

From one of the world’s leading experts in meditation comes a roadmap for engaging in challenging times with clarity, calm, and heartfulness.

Asia 21 Young Leaders Gede Robi Navicula and Ewa Wojkowska discuss their work related to finding cultural solutions to environmental problems and the sharing of accurate information in the time of pandemic and environmental crisis in Bali.

Chef Jenny Dorsey discusses how food serves as an important connector for new relationships as well as a bridge for cultural understanding.

Day two of Asia Society and the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST) Foundation's two-part webinar on COVID19’s long-term impact on business.

Day one of Asia Society and the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST) Foundation's two-part webinar on COVID19’s long-term impact on business.

Dexter Roberts describes two phases of China's coronavirus response: an initial coverup that caused the disease to spread followed by a swift, comprehensive effort to limit its damage.

Author Dexter Roberts discusses his new book on the Chinese economy with Tom Nagorski.

The Asia Society Policy Institute president warns against anti-Asian racism and provides advice to President Trump.

Executive Producers Mitchell R. Julis and Raphael Shore discuss their film 'Sustainable Nation.'

Narushige Michishita, Sheila Smith, and Takako Hikotani assess whether U.S. President Donald Trump's transactional approach to foreign policy will cause Japan to rethink its foreign policy strategy.

Historian Jeffrey Wasserstrom describes how the framework governing mainland China's relationship with China has changed in the past decade.