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The collective group brings together musicians from the Uzbek and Uyghur regions, drawing from the musical and poetic connections that were hidden by the forces of 20th-century nationalism.

This panel discussion will examine if the judicial establishment of the National Security Law of Hong Kong in 2020 has managed to uphold the freedom of speech.

As Chinese companies expand overseas under the banner of chuhai 出海, this roundtable asks what these brands carry with them, what stories they tell on the global stage, and what those stories reveal about China itself.

Senior Lecturer in Data Science

Dr Chanhee Lee is a Post-Doctoral Research Associate at the Centre of Korean Studies. Her research primarily employs emotions as a central lens for examining historical sources, with a regional focus on Korea.

A rare chance to experience Into the Picture Scroll: The Tale of Yamanaka Tokiwa on the big screen. Haneda Sumiko's extraordinary film brings 17th-century Japanese picture scrolls to life through cinema, music and storytelling. Includes a post-screening Q&A.

This conversation explores our political moment, in which questions of equity, agency and collective power have acquired renewed urgency.

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