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Abhishek Poddar, founder of the Museum of Art & Photography (MAP) in Bengaluru, and Dr. Thomas Kellein, director of Bergos Art Consult in Zurich and an art historian and curator, talk about the evolving art and museum culture in India.
Was COP26 a success from an Indo-Pacific perspective? While some observers criticize that not enough commitments were made by participating countries, the summit did also yield a number of promising results.
Technological and nature-based solutions are becoming increasingly central tools in mitigating negative effects of climate change. However, there is no 'one size fits all' solution, and each region requires its own portfolio of responses.
Too few people in India can afford proper healthcare – 16 million people in India are at risk to fall into poverty because of the financial burden of needing to pay their medical bills. Therefore, a structural shift is urgently needed.
How China adapts to the net zero target is particularly significant because of the size of the economy and country. Whilst China is a giant emitter, its government has been putting forth efforts to reach the targets of the Paris agreement.
Art historian Koen De Ceuster on North Korean art studios, the country's own tradition of Socialist Realism, and the emotionality and originality of the North Korean artists as historiographers.
Ariane Reimers (ARD / MERICS) and Noah Barkin (German Marshall Fund of the United States / Rhodium Group) talk about the upcoming German elections and its potential consequences for Europe's China policy.
Duncan Clark, one of the leading experts on China’s technology sector, talks about Chinese tech sector regulations in a conversation with Asia Society Switzerland's Nico Luchsinger.
