Richard Fontaine and Ken Jimbo analyze how U.S.-Japan relations are being reshaped under the second Trump administration.

The author and research fellow speaks with Orville Schell about his new biography of Xi Zhongxun, revealing how the father’s life helped shape China’s current leader.

Kate Logan, Lauri Myllyvirta, Anders Hove, and Li Shuo examine China’s clean energy expansion, stance ahead of COP30, and how the U.S.-China trade war is influencing the global energy transition.

Lizzi C. Lee examines the role of rare earths in U.S.-China trade and tech tensions with Paul Triolo and Pascale Massot.

Palita Chunsaengchan and Inney Prakash talk about the legacy of the “father of Thai cinema” R.D. Pestonji.

Claire Galofaro, Lora Moftah, and Mary Rajkumar join Marcus Brauchli to discuss their winning documentary that uncovers how a global adoption system shattered families, concealed truths, and left many without a home or identity.

The Asia Society Policy Institute hosts a rapid reaction panel discussion on the election of Lee Jae-myung in South Korea's snap presidential election, and the implications for the U.S.-ROK alliance and South Korea's relations.

Oya Koc, Philippe Khin, and Hao Tran explore the challenges and advantages of launching startups in Japan, from funding and culture to scaling in a fast-changing ecosystem.

In conversation with Lisa Ling, the acclaimed designer reveals how fashion weaves together stories, sparks activism, and drives global impact.

Cheol-Hee PARK calls for a future-focused Korea–Japan partnership, highlighting shared values, global roles, and the rising impact of cultural exchange and youth engagement.

Lyle Morris speaks with Philippe Le Corre and Akshay Mathur about the current state of EU-China and EU-India relations.

A panel explores how collectors, curators, and communities can honor the rich traditions and voices of Indigenous Australian artists.