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An interview with author Larisa Brown about her new book The Gardener of Lashkar Gah, the powerful true story of the Afghans left behind as the Taliban retook Afghanistan.
Jenny Wu On June 15, 2022, the art exhibition Mirror Image: A Transformation of Chinese…
Charlie Mackenzie Portlock, Chairman, Partners for Progress Nepal is home to the most formidable mountain…
Professor Charles J Sullivan, Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan In early January 2022, the Republic of Kazakhstan…
Sophie Ibbotson, a Trustee of the RSAA, reports on progress in combatting cultural theft Indiana…
DR BIJAN OMRANI, EDITOR OF ASIAN AFFAIRS, THE RSAA JOURNAL, REPORTS ON THE LATEST ONLINE EXPERT…
Dr Bijan Omrani, Editor of Asian Affairs, the RSAA journal, reports on the latest online expert…
Nick Kenny looks at the scope in national and international law for responses to human…
Dr Bijan Omrani, Editor of Asian Affairs, the RSAA Journal, reports on this week’s online…
Dr Bijan Omrani, Editor of the Asian Affairs Journal, reports on this week’s RSAA online…
Angus Forsyth responds to Martin Purbrick’s 6 July blog with an alternative view of the…
Martin Purbrick looks at the impact of the Safeguarding National Security law in Hong Kong…
Rupert Stone looks at the likely impact of coronavirus in Afghanistan and anticipates worrying consequences…
Nick Kenny holds a master’s degree from the University of Oxford, and is now studying…
Eleanor Thorp has shared this view of the successes and uncertainties of Singapore’s life with…
Rupert Stone comments on the impact of Covid-19 in Pakistan While much of Europe and…
