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Sharon Salzberg and Robert Thurman (Complete)

NEW YORK, May 6, 2014 — Buddhist teacher Sharon Salzberg and Columbia University Professor of Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Studies Robert Thurman, co-authors of the book Love Your Enemies: How to Break the Anger Habit & Be a Whole Lot Happier, share practical strategies for spiritual transformation inspired by Buddhist philosophy and ancient Tibetan traditions. (1 hr., 32 min.)

Afghan Media Mogul Saad Mohseni on the State of US Cable News
Current Affairs
 /  New York

Afghan Media Mogul Saad Mohseni on the State of US Cable News

Saad Mohseni, an Asia Society Asia 21 Young Leader and Moby Group chairman, shares his views on U.S. cable news and how it differs from coverage in Afghanistan.
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Foreign Investment and Indonesia's 'Big Messy Democracy'
Business
 /  New York

Foreign Investment and Indonesia's 'Big Messy Democracy'

Dane Chamorro, Asia-Pacific director for global risk analysis at Control Risks Group, discusses how Indonesia's upcoming presidential election, which will most likely result in a coalition government, could affect foreign investment.
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'Green in the US, Red in China'
Business
 /  New York

'Green in the US, Red in China'

Mark Horn and Huoy-Ming Yeh describe the processes that bring capital from China to American companies.
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Chinese High-Tech Investment: NY Report Launch (Complete)
Business
 /  New York

Chinese High-Tech Investment: NY Report Launch (Complete)

The New York launch of Asia Society and Rhodium Group's new report on the surge of Chinese investment in America's high-tech sector.
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Stephen Roach: 'We Do Not Save as a Nation'
Business
 /  New York

Stephen Roach: 'We Do Not Save as a Nation'

Stephen Roach argues that America needs "a Third Plenum moment" and is less likely to rebalance its economy than China is.
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Changing the Narrative of Afghanistan's Future (Complete)
Policy
 /  New York

Changing the Narrative of Afghanistan's Future (Complete)

Saad Mohseni, Aarya Nijat, and Faiysal AliKhan talk to Tom Freston about Afghanistan's young people, and rewriting expectations for the future.
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Stephen Roach: The 'Unbalanced' US-China Relationship
Business
 /  New York

Stephen Roach: The 'Unbalanced' US-China Relationship

Stephen Roach exposes the pitfalls of the current China-U.S. economic relationship.
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Asia 21: Tom Freston
Current Affairs
 /  New York

Asia 21: Tom Freston

Tom Freston, principal of Firefly3 and Asia Society trustee, discusses his involvement with the Afghanistan chapter of the Asia 21 Young Leaders Initiative.
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Asia 21: Faiysal AliKhan
Current Affairs
 /  New York

Asia 21: Faiysal AliKhan

Asia 21 Young Leader Faiysal AliKhan, a research fellow at the New America Foundation, describes how he became a part of the initiative and shares anecdotes about his fellow young leaders from all around Asia.
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Asia 21: Saad Mohseni
Current Affairs
 /  New York

Asia 21: Saad Mohseni

Asia 21 Young Leader Saad Mohseni discusses the positive impacts of Asia 21 Young Leaders Initiative, such as allowing emerging leaders to address the Afghanistan-Pakistan region's problems collectively.
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Highlights: 2014 Korean Music Festival
Arts
 /  New York

Highlights: 2014 Korean Music Festival

Asia Society New York showcased two styles of traditional Korean music, sanjo and pansori, over two nights in April 2014.
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Connecting the Dots: Freedom of Expression and India's Media Business
Current Affairs
 /  India

Connecting the Dots: Freedom of Expression and India's Media Business

Monique Villa, Hartosh Singh Bal, and Siddharth Bhatia discuss recent controversies regarding a free press in India.
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