China and the U.S. are world powers without serious rivals, and in 2020, the relationship is more tense than ever. Diplomat and scholar Kishore Mahbubani discusses his recent book 'Has China Won?: The Chinese Challenge to American Primacy.'
Join Asia Society for a discussion on the impact of drug supply shortages amid the COVID-19 pandemic and longer-term concerns of U.S. dependency on China for its critical lifesaving drugs.
After Houston saw record highs of COVID-19 cases this summer, issues of hospital and testing capacity and questions around immunity and a timeline for a vaccine persist into the fall. Houston Methodist's Dr. Marc Boom joins us to discuss.
Drawing from her knowledge and experience as the top CIA analyst on North Korea, Dr. Jung Pak discusses how Kim Jong Un shapes his country's policies, developments on the Korean peninsula, and implications for the U.S. and global security.
As Asian Americans are the U.S.'s fastest-growing demographic, what can be done to foster an identity that encourages higher voter turnout? Join Asia Society for a discussion on how to advocate and advance Asian American civic engagement.
Join artist Miya Ando remotely in her New York studio as she shares her new works with the material indigo and her reflections on being in the studio over these recent months.
AVAILABLE THROUGH AUG 9, 2020: Join us for a virtual screening of the documentary 'In My Blood It Runs,' which follows 10-year-old Dujuan as he discovers the resilience and resistance of many generations of his First Nations community.
Join Asia Society as we welcome some of the most creative and hardworking women in the food industry who have found innovative, people-centric ways to serve the community during the coronavirus pandemic.
After colleges and universities shut down in March to pivot online as the coronavirus pandemic spread across the country, what will higher education look like in the fall? A discussion with Rice University President David Leebron.
Checking in from the East, Gulf, and West Coasts, artists Jeanne F. Jalandoni, Matt Manalo, and Charlene Tan will discuss their current perspectives on visual arts and what they are focusing on through their current work and research.
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