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As India heads to the polls, political scientist and journalist Nalin Mehta looks at how the ruling BJP has solidified its position and what Prime Minister Modi might set as priorities in his likely second decade as India's leader.
How is the world changing, as the balance of power shifts east? An Oxford Debate between four experts on whether or not we're witnessing the beginnings of a new world order. Watch the video, listen to the podcast, read our key takeaways.
How is the world order changing, as the balance of power shifts east? Is it even changing? Listen to a debate between four experts laying out whether or not we're witnessing the beginnings of a new world order.
At this Talk at the Library Asia 21 Fellow and Gen A Alumnas Jonas Rüegg discussed Japan's past disasters and what they can teach us about climate change.
Uli Sigg talks about his collection of Chinese contemporary art, his donation to M+ in Hong Kong, and his changing role as collector since away from the encyclopaedic approach to art commissioning.
Award-winning author and journalist Johan Nylander talks about Mongolia's fight for democracy and a green, digital future, and about how the country is a friend to Russia, China, India, Japan, Europe, South Korea... pretty much everyone.
A Résumé of Dr. Simona Grano’s analyses of the 2024 elections in Taiwan. We are deeply grateful for her contribution as the inaugural TOY Senior Fellow, supported by Max and Monique Burger.
Conversations with five Indonesians on the legacy of hugely popular President Joko Widodo, and their expectations for what comes next as Prabowo Subianto prepares to take the helm.