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Huong Le Thu, non-resident fellow with the Southeast Asia program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, talks about how Southeast Asia can succeed in not choosing a side in the China - U.S. power competition.
Listen to four stellar experts debating whether Japan's military build-up is a threat to regional stability. Clear, concise, well-thought-out arguments highlight both sides of the debate.
Marina Rudyak, sinologist at the University of Heidelberg, is one of the foremost experts on China as a global development force. She talks about how China is....m
Sherry Rehman, Pakistan's Federal Minister for Climate Change, talks about 'apocalyptic misery' her country is experiencing from extreme heat and flooding. And about how she can be hopeful the world will realise the time for action is now.
Political scientist Michael Buehler sheds light on the spread of morality laws in democratizing Indonesia, following the collapse of the authoritarian New Order dictatorship in 1998.
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Weeks before Thailand goes to the polls, political experts Punchada Sirivunnabood and Kan Yuenyong talk about the campaign and other issues playing out in the kingdom.
Asia Society Switzerland's Nico Luchsinger talks with Bergos Now host Aurelia Rauch about what he heard during the many conversations he had on a recent trip to India.
Nepal, wedged between superpowers China and India, is trying to find a stable footing and a definitive path to growth after decades of political unrest. Hear from leading Nepalese investor Suman Joshi.
