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Lahore Literary Festival New York 2018: Never a Dull Moment for Fiction in South Asia (Complete)

NEW YORK, May 12, 2018 — Authors participate in a panel discussion that tackles this question: Is new literature from South Asia healing and humanizing a region plagued with crime and volatility? The panel included authors Maha Khan Phillips, Man Booker Prize winner Kiran Desai, H. M. Naqvi, and author Sabyn Javeri, who moderated the panel. (40 min., 53 sec.)

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Current Affairs
 /  Switzerland

Speeding Up The Energy Transition: Panel Discussion

Martin Weyman, Junice Yeo, and Annisa Sekaringtias discuss ways to secure funding for renewable energy projects in developing markets and emerging economies with Isabelle Zheng.
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Speeding Up The Energy Transition: Keynote 3
Current Affairs
 /  Switzerland

Speeding Up The Energy Transition: Keynote 3

Chris Humphrey discusses the role of multilateral development banks (MDBs) in supporting Asia’s energy transition.
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Speeding Up The Energy Transition: Keynote 2
Current Affairs
 /  Switzerland

Speeding Up The Energy Transition: Keynote 2

Andrea Bertello presents how his organization assists governments in emerging markets and developing economies in scaling up cheaper and faster renewable energy deployment.
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Current Affairs
 /  Switzerland

Speeding Up The Energy Transition: Keynote 1

Philip Gass talks about investing in equitable energy transition in Europe and Asia.
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Arts
 /  New York

Artist Talk: Rina Banerjee in conversation with Yasufumi Nakamori

The Indian-American artist speaks with the new Asia Society Museum director about her artistic journey, multinational background, and personal history.
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Current Affairs
 /  New York

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Matthew Johnson, Yasheng Huang, Orville Schell, Anne Stevenson-Yang, and Glenn Tiffert discuss the role politics plays in shaping China’s economy.
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Policy
 /  New York

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Koji Tomita and Daniel Russel discuss a wide range of topics, including how Washington and Tokyo would address the regional challenges that affect both national and global interests.
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Education
 /  Japan

Meiji Modern: What Women’s Education Means Then and Now

A panel of experts discusses the significance of women’s education in Japan since the period of modernization 150 years ago.
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Arts
 /  India

Art & Resistance: Through a Feminist Looking Glass

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 /  Korea

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Envoys from Cambodia, Estonia, Greece, Jordan, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka shed light on their roles and experiences as veteran diplomats in Korea.
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The Future of BRICS
Policy
 /  India

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Business
 /  Australia

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