Justin Hayhurst explains the framework for Australia’s foreign policy and discusses Australia’s relationship with Japan, the United States, China, as well as the other countries in the Indo-Pacific region.

Amy Yee discusses with Tsewang Rigzin her book that explores how everyday Tibetans living abroad manage to maintain their identity and preserve their culture despite the challenges of exile and forced migration.

The multi-disciplinary artist speaks with Yasufumi Nakamori about his artistic practice.

The Tunisian top diplomat shares hidden gems and diplomatic wisdom inspiring young minds in global affairs.

The Glitch delves into the intricate narrative of drug use in Korea, exploring its historical roots from the Opium Wars to contemporary challenges faced by K-pop idols, to unravel societal expectations and perceptions.

Li Shuo, incoming Director of China Climate Hub of Asia Society Policy Institute, explores China’s climate ambition in the context of its political economy and the current geopolitical landscape.

Paul Scharre, Paul Triolo, and Lizzi. C. Lee discuss the military AI rivalry between the two AI superpowers that strive to create cutting-edge AI systems for defense and strategic purposes.

Youth participants scrutinize the broad and multifaceted discourse of sustainability while exploring various levels of action.

Robin Weber delves into the realm of psychology across Asia, Europe, and the globe.

Julia Lechbinska examines the reinvention of heritage using the example of a handbag.

Emily Luthringer explores the demographic challenges facing South Korea.

Alexander Gabuev, Simona Grano, and Philipp Rösler speak to Nicola Forster about key learnings from Asia.