Shaukat Aziz: What I Learned From Surviving an Assassination Attempt | Asia Society

FILTER CONTENTS

Video

Topics

Video

Topics

Video Gallery

Policy
 /  New York

Shaukat Aziz: What I Learned From Surviving an Assassination Attempt

NEW YORK, June 28, 2016 — Shaukat Aziz, the former prime minister of Pakistan, discusses surviving an assassination attempt in 2004 that claimed the life of his driver in an appearance at Asia Society on Tuesday. Aziz appeared in conversation with Josette Sheeran, Asia Society's president and CEO. (1 min., 21 sec.)

Click here to watch the complete video
Asia Blog: Former Pakistani Prime Minister Talks Banking, Politics, and Surviving an Assassination Attempt

[The Glitch #14] The Opium Wars to K-pop: The Ever-Changing Face of Drug Perceptions
Current Affairs
 /  Korea

[The Glitch #14] The Opium Wars to K-pop: The Ever-Changing Face of Drug Perceptions

The Glitch delves into the intricate narrative of drug use in Korea, exploring its historical roots from the Opium Wars to contemporary challenges faced by K-pop idols, to unravel societal expectations and perceptions.
Watch Now
Li Shuo on China’s International Climate Ambition Ahead of COP28
Current Affairs
 /  Washington, D.C.

Li Shuo on China’s International Climate Ambition Ahead of COP28

Li Shuo, incoming Director of China Climate Hub of Asia Society Policy Institute, explores China’s climate ambition in the context of its political economy and the current geopolitical landscape.
Watch Now
Deciphering the U.S.-China AI Showdown
Current Affairs
 /  New York

Deciphering the U.S.-China AI Showdown

Paul Scharre, Paul Triolo, and Lizzi. C. Lee discuss the military AI rivalry between the two AI superpowers that strive to create cutting-edge AI systems for defense and strategic purposes.
Watch Now
[ASK-Y 2023] Session 4 | Climate Action: Exploring Sustainability as a Multifactor Paradigm
Current Affairs
 /  Korea

[ASK-Y 2023] Session 4 | Climate Action: Exploring Sustainability as a Multifactor Paradigm

Youth participants scrutinize the broad and multifaceted discourse of sustainability while exploring various levels of action.
Watch Now
STATE OF ASIA 2023: Gen A Input – Delving Into Asian Psyches
Current Affairs
 /  Switzerland

STATE OF ASIA 2023: Gen A Input – Delving Into Asian Psyches

Robin Weber delves into the realm of psychology across Asia, Europe, and the globe.
Watch Now
STATE OF ASIA 2023: Gen A Input — Delvaux: Reinvention of Heritage
Current Affairs
 /  Switzerland

STATE OF ASIA 2023: Gen A Input — Delvaux: Reinvention of Heritage

Julia Lechbinska examines the reinvention of heritage using the example of a handbag.
Watch Now
STATE OF ASIA 2023: Gen A Input — South Korea's Demographic Ticking Clock
Current Affairs
 /  Switzerland

STATE OF ASIA 2023: Gen A Input — South Korea's Demographic Ticking Clock

Emily Luthringer explores the demographic challenges facing South Korea.
Watch Now
STATE OF ASIA 2023: What the State of Asia Means for Us
Current Affairs
 /  Switzerland

STATE OF ASIA 2023: What the State of Asia Means for Us

Alexander Gabuev, Simona Grano, and Philipp Rösler speak to Nicola Forster about key learnings from Asia.
Watch Now
STATE OF ASIA 2023: Key Risks in Asia
Current Affairs
 /  Switzerland

STATE OF ASIA 2023: Key Risks in Asia

Veronica Scotti discusses the present and future risks confronting Asian countries, cities, and regions.
Watch Now
STATE OF ASIA 2023: A Look at 2024 Elections — Taiwan, Indonesia, India, U.S.
Current Affairs
 /  Switzerland

STATE OF ASIA 2023: A Look at 2024 Elections — Taiwan, Indonesia, India, U.S.

Experts weigh in on the major national elections in 2024.
Watch Now
STATE OF ASIA 2023: Peak China or New China?
Current Affairs
 /  Switzerland

STATE OF ASIA 2023: Peak China or New China?

A panel of experts discuss China’s economic struggles as well as the seeming easing of tensions between the U.S. and China leaders.
Watch Now
STATE OF ASIA 2023: The Age of Hedging?
Current Affairs
 /  Switzerland

STATE OF ASIA 2023: The Age of Hedging?

Alexander Gabuev, Mercedes Ruehl, Milan Vaishnav, and Serena Jung discuss the reasons why Asian countries continue to refuse to take sides.
Watch Now