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 /  New York

Biden and Asia: Perspectives on the First 100 Days

April 29, 2021 — Asia Society President and CEO Kevin Rudd is joined by Eurasia Group’s Ian Bremmer and the Hoover Institution's Elizabeth Economy for a wide-ranging review of what has changed, what has not, and what these first 100 days suggest about the trajectory and challenges facing the Biden presidency, for Asia in particular. (1 hr., 26 min.)

China's Generative AI and AI Technology Landscape
Policy
 /  New York

China's Generative AI and AI Technology Landscape

Karen Hao, Zeyi Yang, Jenny Xiao, Qiheng Chen, and Lizzi C. Lee explore generative AI complexities, its applications, key players in China's AI drive, and innovation-focused government policies.
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The U.S. Congress, Taiwan, and U.S.-China Strategic Competition
Policy
 /  Washington, D.C.

The U.S. Congress, Taiwan, and U.S.-China Strategic Competition

A panel of experts takes stock of the importance of the Taiwan Relations Act (1979) and the continued relevance of Taiwan in an era of strategic competition with the People’s Republic of China.
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Mūḷ Māthī // From the Roots
Arts
 /  India

Mūḷ Māthī // From the Roots

A video walkthrough of Asia Society India's curated exhibition, produced by Harkat Studios.
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Building a Human-AI Future
Business
 /  India

Building a Human-AI Future

An expert panel examines Artificial Intelligence (AI), business, innovation, and regulation in India.
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Book Talk | Eat the Buddha: Being Tibetan in 21st Century China
Arts
 /  New York

Book Talk | Eat the Buddha: Being Tibetan in 21st Century China

Barbara Demick speaks with Philipp Ivanov about her book that portrays the struggle of Tibetans in modern China.
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Elevating Southeast Asia in American China Policy
Current Affairs
 /  New York

Prioritizing Southeast Asia in American China Policy

David Shambaugh, Charlene Barshefsky, Karl Eikenberry, Danny Russel, and Orville Schell discuss the new report that unpacks Southeast Asia’s view on U.S.-China competition in their region.
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Redefining Opera as a Living Art Form
Arts
 /  Japan

Redefining Opera as a Living Art Form

Rumiko Hasegawa shares her love of opera and explains her purpose in creating the organization: to revitalize the industry while preserving the integrity of the masterpieces.
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Qin Gang Out: Where is China’s Foreign Policy Headed?
Policy
 /  New York

Qin Gang Out: Where is China’s Foreign Policy Headed?

Rorry Daniels, Christopher K. Johnson, Neil Thomas, and Bates Gill discuss the future of Chinese domestic politics, its foreign policy, and U.S.-China relations.
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Beyond Art: Collecting Craft, Design and the Vernacular
Arts
 /  India

Beyond Art: Collecting Craft, Design and the Vernacular

Monisha Ahmed, Lekha Poddar, and Udayshanth Fernando speak with Mayank Mansingh Kaul and offer insights into how their collecting journeys have evolved over the years.
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[Ambassador Series] Let's Talk #Korea 
Current Affairs
 /  Korea

[Ambassador Series] Let's Talk #Korea 

Members of Asia Society Korea’s foreign diplomatic community share insightful observations on everything Korean. 
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[The Glitch #11] Peace and The Endless War: The Korean Armistice Agreement
Current Affairs
 /  Korea

[The Glitch #11] Peace and The Endless War: The Korean Armistice Agreement

David Tizzard and Jasmine Ko explore the historical origins of the safety and comforts that Korea currently enjoys, 70 years after the end of the Korean War.
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Silicon Triangle: The United States, Taiwan, China, and Global Semiconductor Security
Current Affairs
 /  New York

Silicon Triangle: The United States, Taiwan, China, and Global Semiconductor Security

A video highlighting a new report from Asia Society’s Center on U.S.-China Relations and the Hoover Institution.
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