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This page features all video coverage of Asia Society New York's recent Policy programming. Please note: Clicking on a video will send you to Asia Society's global video gallery.
Campbell delivers an address on the Biden administration's approach to Asia and discusses a range of issues with Kevin Rudd, Daniel Russel, and Wendy Cutler.
Kevin Rudd, Ian Bremmer, and Elizabeth Economy discuss what has changed, what has not, and what these first 100 days suggest about the the trajectory and challenges facing the Biden presidency, for Asia in particular.
As the two countries embark on life under new leaders, diplomats Koji Tomita and Caroline Kennedy discuss the state of the bilateral relationship with Wendy Cutler and Daniel Russel.
Scot Marciel and Moe Thuzar argue that the country's fledgling democracy involved far more than the iconic civilian leader, who was deposed following Myanmar's recent coup.
A panel of experts discuss the role of narrower sectoral agreements — as opposed to comprehensive deals such as the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) — in international trade.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs for China delivered a special address on foreign and domestic relations, after an introduction from Asia Society Policy Institute President Kevin Rudd.
Following introductory remarks from Kevin Rudd, the Asia Society Policy Institute president joins Henry Paulson and Josette Sheeran for a conversation about China's political outlook in the months and years to come.
Brian Pomper, Christine Bliss, and Tom Wyler discuss alternative tools the U.S. can use to enforce trade agreements in a conversation moderated by Wendy Cutler.
Wendy Cutler, Rupert Hammond-Chambers, and Roy Chun Lee discuss whether a deal would be in the U.S.' national interest and to what degree it might provoke China. James K.J. Lee provided opening remarks.
Wendy Cutler, Daniel Russel, and Yuichi Hosoya discuss President-elect Biden’s victory in the U.S. presidential election and its implications on U.S.-Japan relations.
