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[WEBINAR] India – Navigating The Path Ahead

Join us for an enlightening webinar that delves into the intricate landscape of India’s economic and political future. This session will explore India’s current economic status, the potential ramifications of its upcoming elections, and strategic insights for businesses aiming to thrive in this dynamic environment.

Our speakers will provide insights into the significant potential impacts of the upcoming elections, including the economic implications of a possible third term for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the evolving role of India in global trade, particularly in relation to the UK-India Free Trade Agreement, and the internal political shifts that could reshape both policy and community life in India.

We will also discuss the practicalities of doing business in India, addressing both the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for foreign and domestic enterprises.

Speakers & Topics:

Deepak Lalwani OBE – Chairman, Lalcap Ltd.
- Current state of the economy: GDP growth, inflation, interest rates, currency, UK-India FTA, Opportunities and Risks to the economy
- Impact on the economy with a Modi victory for 3rd term + will he capitalise on foreign investors moving out of China?
- How will this 3rd term be different from earlier ones from an economic point of view?
- Where will India be economically in the next 5-10 years?

Dr Chietigj Bajpaee – Chatham House, International Affairs Think Tank, London
- Is a third term Modi government a foregone conclusion?
- Should ordinary people and businesses worry if Modi returns with a thumping victory?
- How will a 3rd term under Modi affect India’s foreign policy and its place in the world?
- What are the key risks and uncertainties facing India under a third term Modi government?

Poonam Gupta OBE – CEO, PG Paper
- How easy or difficult is it currently to do business in India
- Will the election results affect your business in India
- What would you like changed to improve doing business in India
- Tips for UK businesses entering India – how to navigate bureaucracy

Alan Rosling CBE – Chairman of Griffin Growth Partners
- Infrastructure build out, including renewable power
- Make in India, an initiative by the Government of India
- The innovation transformation among start-ups
- The Indian consumer – the middle class at last!

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India - Navigating the Path Ahead - Asia Scotland Institute Join us for an enlightening webinar that delves into the intricate landscape of India's economic and political future. This session will explore India’s

We had the great pleasure of hosting an event titled "Today’s Mongolia and Mongolia-UK Relations" with His Excellency Ambassador of Mongolia to the UK, Mr. Enkhsukh Battumur.

The Ambassador delivered opening remarks, highlighting the cultural and people-centric similarities between Mongolia and Scotland, despite the vast geographical distances. He also expressed Mongolia’s eagerness to engage with Scotland in various sectors, including trade, investment, education, and culture.

The event also saw insightful presentations from distinguished diplomats from the Embassy of Mongolia. Counsellor Zorigtbat Tseveenjav, First Secretary Munkhjargal Nergui, and First Secretary Garid Bandii shared their expertise on Mongolia’s trade and economic climate, cultural heritage, foreign policy, and the nuances of Mongolia-UK relations. The speakers also participated in panel discussions moderated by Matthew Henderson followed by a Q&A with the audience. Following the event, a networking reception was held at the New Club.

We are grateful to Matthew Forbes OBE MSc and the UK Government’s Scotland Office for the opportunity to hold our event at Queen Elizabeth House. Our thanks also go to Enkhee Namsrai and Matthew Henderson for their assistance in organising the event. Embassy of Mongolia in the UK

It's Burns Night, a time when we celebrate the birthday of Scotland's National Bard, Robert Burns 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Whether you're a lover of cultural festivities, or just curious about this Scottish tradition, this article offers a rich tapestry of information and insights about tonight!
https://asiascot.com/blog/burns-night

We'd love to hear how you are celebrating this evening!

Burns Night: Traditions and Celebrations Burns Night, a cornerstone of Scottish heritage, commemorates the life and legacy of the poet Robert Burns. Burns is renowned for his contributions to

Wishing you all and your families around the world a wonderful holiday period!

It was a great honour to host Sikyong (President) Penpa Tsering for an event to discuss 'Tibet: The Unresolved International Crisis'. This was a unique opportunity to hear Sikyong discuss the current situation in Tibet.

Topics of Discussion:
- The current political climate in Tibet and the role of the Tibetan government
- The ongoing struggle for autonomy and the preservation of Tibetan culture and language
- The impact of Chinese policies on the Tibetan people and the human rights situation in Tibet
- The international community’s response to the situation in Tibet and the role of diplomacy in resolving the issue
- The future of Tibet and the prospects for a peaceful resolution to the ongoing conflict.

Watch the event here:
https://asiascot.com/event-recordings/tibet-the-unresolved-international-crisis

Cross-Party Group on Tibet in the Scottish Parliament | Himalaya Tibetan cafe | Office of Tibet | Rfa Tibetan

Tibet: The Unresolved International Crisis | Sikyong Penpa Tsering - Asia Scotland Institute Sikyong Penpa Tsering, President of Tibet, joins the Asia Scotland Institute to discuss the current situation in Tibet.

[Free Event] Tibet: The Unresolved International Crisis

📆 - Thursday 27th April
🕙 - 7-8pm (BST)
📍 - G.04 Screening Room, 50 George Sq, University of Edinburgh, EH8 9LH

Event Description:
Join us for an enlightening and unique opportunity featuring the Tibetan President as he discusses the current, controversial, situation in Tibet. As a revered political figure and spokesperson for the Tibetan people, Sikyong Penpa Tsering will provide invaluable insights into the current political climate, human rights issues, and cultural developments in Tibet.

Through his unique perspective, Sikyong will delve into the challenges facing Tibet and the Tibetan people, including the ongoing struggle for autonomy, religious freedom, and the preservation of Tibetan language and culture. With his extensive knowledge and experience, the President will offer a comprehensive overview of the current situation in Tibet, highlighting the progress that has been made, as well as the obstacles that still need to be overcome.

Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with Sikyong Penpa Tsering and gain a deeper understanding of the complex issues facing Tibet today. This is an excellent opportunity to hear from one of the most influential voices in contemporary Tibetan politics.

Topics of Discussion:

- The current political climate in Tibet and the role of the Tibetan government
- The ongoing struggle for autonomy and the preservation of Tibetan culture and language
- The impact of Chinese policies on the Tibetan people and the human rights situation in Tibet
- The international community’s response to the situation in Tibet and the role of diplomacy in resolving the issue
- The future of Tibet and the prospects for a peaceful resolution to the ongoing conflict.

Registration:
https://asiascot.com/events/tibet-the-unresolved-international-crisis

Cross-Party Group on Tibet in the Scottish Parliament | Himalaya Tibetan cafe

Tibet: The Unresolved International Crisis - Asia Scotland Institute Join us for an enlightening and unique opportunity featuring the Tibetan President as he discusses the current, controversial, situation in Tibet. As a

It was an honour to have The High Commissioner of Sri Lanka in the United Kingdom, Saroja Sirisena, discuss “Rebuilding Sri Lanka & the Future of the Country”.

High Commission of Sri Lanka, London

https://asiascot.com/event-recordings/rebuilding-sri-lanka-and-the-future-of-the-country

Rebuilding Sri Lanka and the Future of the Country - Asia Scotland Institute H.E. Saroja Sirisena, Sri Lanka’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom joins us to discuss 'Rebuilding Sri Lanka and the Future of the Country'

Understanding Women's Activism in Iran Through Cinema A special screening of Mahshad Afshar's documentary 'Women on Both Sides of the Camera' followed by a discussion with the director.

From the Asia Scotland Institute, we wish all our friends and followers a very Happy Diwali to those who celebrate this day. May the Festival of Lights bring you peace, joy and prosperity.

The Asia Scotland Institute congratulates India and joins it in celebrating its 75th Birthday. This great country with its rich history and growing accomplishments now plays a major role in global affairs and its well-deserved place as the largest democracy in the world. It is a force for good and innovation. We are glad to connect with its people.

This anniversary involves widespread celebrations of India @75 and her notable achievements in this time, but also reflection at this crossroads as the country seeks to agree on its role in the world in the future. In a country with a population of over 1.3 billion people, over 400 spoken languages, challenges from climate change and relations with its neighbours, ensuring that the next 75 years will bring continued success to the people of India requires wisdom as well as solutions.

Looking back to May 2022, the Asia Scotland Institute held an event with a panel of experts to discuss not only the extensive opportunities in the world’s largest and most pluralistic democracy but the wide-ranging challenges to India and how they can be solved, with a focus on critical areas of the economy, entrepreneurship, energy and defence as Indian leadership and policymakers target becoming a $5 trillion economy by the end of this decade.

Watch 'Opportunities & Challenges Ahead: New India @75' here:
https://youtu.be/RqZruK72k4c

We are pleased to announce a new event to discuss 'What next for Pakistan' on Thursday 5th May, 9am BST.

The forced removal of Imran Khan as Prime Minister of Pakistan following a vote of no confidence in the National Assembly has again raised concerns about stability and possible violence in the country. Fawad Ahmed Chaudhry, a former Minister for Information and Broadcasting and ally of Imran Khan, stated on Twitter several days ago that Pakistan was inches away from civil unrest. Tensions are heightening as despite the exit of Khan from power he is a populist leader who has large support in parts of the population. Our panellists all have exceptional insight into Pakistan and its role in the world.

Speakers: Husain Haqqani, Dr Farzana Shaikh & Raza Ahmad Rumi

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/323959771397

What Next for Pakistan? Join us on Thursday 5th May as we discuss 'What's next for Pakistan' with a group of expert panellists

We would like to take a minute to reflect and share a summary of the incredible few days spent with Heidi Thomas Kühn, last week. With so many events in those few days, we struggled to share all the amazing moments on social media.

Sunday - We were honoured and delighted to welcome Heidi Kuhn, CEO and Founder of Roots of Peace, to Scotland to begin her journey on United Nations Landmine Awareness Week. Heidi's journey began with a Sunday service at the Canongate Kirk - The Kirk of Holyroodhouse and Edinburgh Castle before a trip up to Edinburgh Castle for a walk around the battlements and the Scottish National War Memorial.

Monday - Heidi visited Edinburgh’s Lord Provost, Frank Ross, to detail her ongoing mission with Roots of Peace to rid the world of landmines. To mark April 4th, UN Landmine Awareness Day, Heidi's campaign brought her to an amazing event at Edinburgh's Canongate Kirk where she called for urgent aid to Afghanistan.

The group was also honoured by the presence of Daniel Yuval, an Israeli landmine victim whose stunning story of resilience drives Roots of Peace's efforts every single day, as well as Geopolitical Strategist and Roots Of Peace Board Member, Tina Fordham.

Tuesday - Heidi’s campaign continued with a tree planting ceremony at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. We are very thankful to Regius Keeper of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, Simon Milne MBE for arranging the planting of a Hickory tree.

Wednesday - On the final leg of Heidi’s trip she visited Broomhall House and the City of Glasgow College to speak on the dire need for immediate aid in Afghanistan, as well as horrific recent reports of landmine use by Russia along humanitarian corridors in Ukraine.
She was joined at the event by representatives of Glasgow's astounding Afghan community, including leaders of the Scottish Ahlul Bayt Society and Glasgow Afghan United.

Following this, Heidi went on to Old Killpatrick just outside of Glasgow to meet with a genealogist to learn about her distant Scottish family roots.

Roots of Peace are requesting urgent donations to provide emergency services for the Ukrainian women and children who were fortunate to make their way through the minefields to the border of Poland.

If you are interested to support the campaign, please DONATE to Roots of Peace through the following link: ww.rootsofpeace.org/donate

April 4th marks International Mine Awareness Day - We are delighted to be joined by Heidi Kuhn, founder of Roots of Peace, for a hybrid event at Canongate Kirk - The Kirk of Holyroodhouse and Edinburgh Castle

Virtual attendance: https://lnkd.in/dhqyA5Jn
Physical attendance: https://lnkd.in/duCrrscw

About the event:
In August 2021, when Afghanistan underwent a sudden regime change, Roots of Peace founder Heidi Kuhn immediately knew two things. One, that she had to do everything in her power to protect the 300+ Afghan workers Roots of peace employed across the nation. Two, that she had to fight to protect the organization’s twenty year progress across Afghanistan, where it had removed over 100,000 landmines and replaced them with sustainable, regenerative agricultural infrastructure.

Despite the Taliban takeover, Roots of Peace was able to retain and protect their staff of over 300 Afghan workers, managing over $85 million in contracts, while training an additional 6.6k agricultural workers in advanced horticultural practices that will help feed future generations– a boon to an Afghan job market 80% reliant on agricultural work. Roots of Peace's work facilitated domestic sales of $4.6 million dollars of crops as the nation faces a food shortage this winter (as recently highlighted by The New York Times). For her work in Afghanistan, as well as the nine other countries where Roots of Peace institutes its “mines to vines” vision for peace, Heidi was named a 2021 Forbes 50 Over 50 Women Who Are Leading the Way in Impact honoree.

On April 4, Heidi will be the guest of the Asia Scotland institute for an event at Canongate Kirk: “Footsteps for Peace in Afghanistan: An Evening with Heidi Kuhn,” where Heidi will deliver a talk that will include an up to-the-minute description of conditions on the ground in Afghanistan and light a path to bringing it a long-awaited peace. Conditions in Afghanistan remain dire, but Heidi has a vision to bring sustained prosperity and stability to a country of resolute beauty and enormous potential.

Glasgow Afghan United Afghan Human Rights Foundation Scottish Afghan Society British Afghan Society British Afghan Women's Society Afghan Women Rights Strathclyde Afghan Society

Footsteps for Peace in Afghanistan (Physical Audience) Hedi Kuhn presents her vision on bringing sustained prosperity and stability to a country of resolute beauty and enormous potential.

Our friends at The Japan Society of Scotland are hosting a webinar on Friday 18th Feb 1pm to discuss 'Japan’s Expanding Regional & Global Security Role and UK-Japan Defence Co-operation'.

Details on how to register can be found below:

The Asia Scotland Institute in partnership with the National Mission for clean Ganga (NMCG), High Commission of India, London and the Centre for Ganga River Basin Management and Studies (Ganga) is pleased to announce an upcoming live event to be live streamed on the Asia Scotland Platform at 4pm on the 8th November 2021.

The roundtable event:

India Scotland Water Partnerships is an opportunity to learn about recent developments and milestones of the Ganga Rejuvenation project and to hear Scottish experts and counterparts’ ideas on how best to collaborate on the wide range of challenges presented by this monumental remediation effort, the largest infrastructure related ESG project of its kind in the world, touching upon the majority of the SDGs. It is a unique project in that sense, and as progress is made on the project more and more SDGs will be approached.

Tackling the challenges will require a great deal of interdisciplinary collaboration. Not only are water and wastewater treatment of importance, but there is increasing focus and urgency in applying renewable energies to the equation. There is also a high degree of interest in technologies that further the concept of the circular economy and in funding mechanisms that will support India-Scotland Water Partnerships.

The Ganga is the most sacred body of water for Indians and supports the daily lives of some 400M people. On its banks are countless sites of pilgrimage of religious and cultural importance, so addressing the technical challenges related to the Ganga clean-up will require a particularly sensitive approach when interacting with local communities.

It is our hope, from this event, to create an effective and long-lasting collaboration between Scotland and India, between government organisations, academic and financial institutions and enterprise, where knowledge, expertise and solutions are exchanged and applied in both directions.

Panellists:
1. Asia Scotland Institute's Rick Minchom & Roddy Gow
2. Indian High Commission, London – HE Gaitri Issar Kumar; Indian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom
3. Senior Officers of the National Mission for clean Ganga
4. The James Hutton Institute (CREWS)- Professor Bob Ferrier; Director
5. Aurora Sustainability Group – Dr. Isabella Guerrini de Claire 🌱; COO
6. Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) – Allan Reid; Director, Commercial Services
7. Senior Officers of the Centre for Ganga River Basin Management and Studies
8. Foresight Group – Jai Mallick; Associate, Institutional Capital
9. Arup – Dr Mark Fletcher FREng; Global Water Leader
10. Holistic Energy - Dr Gen Cannibal; Technical Director
11. Topolytics - Michael Groves; Founder and CEO
12. Carbon Masters - Kevin Houston, Founder and CEO
13. Celtic Renewables Ltd, Professor Martin Tangney OBE; Founder and President
14. Diageo - Michael Alexander; Global Head of Water, Environment, Agriculture Sustainability

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/205708909887

India - Scotland: Water Partnerships ASI are pleased to announce an upcoming live event to be live-streamed on the Asia Scotland Platform at 4pm on the 8 th November 2021

The Asia Scotland Institute is delighted to announce that Ms. Poonam Gupta, CEO of PG Paper Company Ltd has joined its Board of Directors.

Roddy Gow, the Chairman and Founder, commented:
“We are very pleased to have Poonam as a colleague. Her extensive industry knowledge and great track record in successfully building her own business brings significant benefits to the Institute, combined with her connections in the Indian and wider international markets. As we begin the second decade of our existence I am sure that Poonam will help us identify opportunities to grow our mission to Educate and Inspire Scotland’s Future Leaders.”

Poonam Gupta OBE is a leading UK entrepreneur and CEO of one of Scotland’s most successful export businesses, PG Paper.

Poonam has a career-long interest in strengthening and enabling greater collaboration between Scotland and India; Poonam led a successful Scottish Chambers Task Force to India in 2019. She has been recognised as one of the ‘100 Most Influential in UK-India Relations’ by India Inc Group.

Her entrepreneurial and business efforts have also been acknowledged by her peer group and industry at large; for which she has received several business awards; most recently Ernst & Young’s ‘Entrepreneur of the Year’ in 2019. In recognition for her service to charity and business, she has been awarded the OBE in 2016.

Team PG is delighted to announce that our CEO Poonam Gupta OBE has recently joined the Asia Scotland Institute's 'Board of Directors'.

The recording from Thursday's webinar 'Relations with Russia and China from the European perspective' with Stefanie Dr. Babst, Michael Zilmer-Johns & Philippe Le Corre is now available on our Youtube channel and website:

https://youtu.be/qCW_R66gqQY

Relations with Russia and China from the European perspective Relations of Europe with Russia and China have been described as an "ambivalent partnership" and certainly involve increasing complexity. Russia has been a l...

FINAL REMINDER: Last chance to register for the 'Relations with Russia and China from the European perspective' webinar tomorrow (Thursday 26th August) at 1pm BST with Stefanie Dr. Babst, Michael Zilmer-Johns & Philippe Le Corre

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/165754509199

Reflecting on the past nine years and looking forward to our Tenth Anniversary in March 2022, we have come a long way from our launch in 2012. The Asia Scotland Institute is the leading centre in Scotland focussed on pan-Asian issues, increasing knowledge of Asia in Scotland and building a following of thousands.

We need your help to continue this journey and ensure that the Asia Scotland Institute can survive the pandemic. The Institute has been providing all webinar events as free to access for over a year and has also lost several key corporate sponsors. The pandemic has had an impact and we need support from our followers to continue to deliver the high quality events that we are now known for.

Please can you support us by becoming a member of the Asia Scotland Institute or making a donation, or both.

You can become a member here:
https://www.asiascot.com/become-a-member/

and make a donation here:
https://www.asiascot.com/donate/

As the pandemic is not over and hosting physical events remains challenging, we will continue to host a high number of open access webinars to provide access to the highest quality of information regarding Asia. We need your support by becoming members and donating to enable us to continue to meet our costs and continue into 2022.

We look forward to hearing that you have decided to help us move forward!

Donate – Asia Scotland Institute Make a Donation   The Asia Scotland Institute is a non-profit organisation which exists to promote a greater understanding of Asia through the sharing of knowledge. We run regular events with global leaders from across Asia, with the aim of stimulating curiosity and fostering an environment to prom...

Less than a week to register for the 'Relations with Russia and China from the European perspective' webinar on Thursday 26th August with Stefanie Dr. Babst, Michael Zilmer-Johns & Philippe Le Corre

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/relations-with-russia-and-china-from-the-european-perspective-tickets-165754509199

is again under the control of the . This week's newsletter pulls together a series of news articles with focus on the current situation in Afghanistan ahead of tomorrow's webinar 'Afghanistan - A country or tribes at war?' with Bruce Riedel as well as several members of the Afghan National Assembly

https://mailchi.mp/asiascot.com/afghanistan-is-again-under-the-control-of-the-taliban-latest-news

Afghanistan is again under the control of the Taliban - Latest News Afghanistan is again under the control of the Taliban. The Taliban have occupied Kabul and President Asraf Ghani has left the country. How did it come to this so quickly? The Asia Scotland Institute will host Bruce Riedel as well as several members of the Afghan National Assembly on Tuesday 17th Aug...

New event announced: On Tuesday 17 August the Asia Scotland Institute hosts Bruce Riedel of The Brookings Institution to discuss 'Afghanistan - A country or tribes at war?' - an outlook on as the situation worsens as the capture more towns.

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NEW EVENT ANNOUNCED: Join us on Thursday 26th August for a virtual discussion on the 'Relations with Russia and China from the European perspective'

Relations of Europe with Russia and China have been described as an "ambivalent partnership" and certainly involve increasing complexity.

Russia has been a long term worry for Europe since the Cold War, but tensions have been heightened in the past decade as Russia has intervened in Ukraine, annexed the Crimea, and continued to undermine human rights. As the USA enters into a heightened period of competition and confrontation with China, Europe is forced to navigate its way through the political and economic fallout.

The geopolitical situation requires Europe to ask key questions regarding its perspective with Russia and China:

1. Is the alliance between Russia and China genuinely beneficial to their mutual security, or are their relations shallow and based on convenience?

2. Is it viable for the USA and its allies (i.e. the EU, UK, Australia, Japan) to seek to divide Russia and China so that they do not constitute a single bloc cooperating against the West in certain policy areas?

3. As NATO has identified China as a destabilising force, does this mark a change in European relations with China, and how will this affect the NATO position with Russia?

We will discuss these key questions and a wider view of the European perspective of relations with Russia and China with our expert panel members.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/relations-with-russia-and-china-from-the-european-perspective-tickets-165754509199

Relations with Russia and China from the European perspective Join us on Thursday 26th August for a virtual discussion on the 'Relations with Russia and China from the European perspective'.

Our newsletter this week focuses on the to celebrate the successful hosting of the games in .

We have compiled some very inspiring articles that can be read at the following link:
https://mailchi.mp/asiascot.com/latest-news

Latest news The Asia Scotland Institute focuses on the Tokyo Olympics in this newsletter to celebrate the successful hosting of the games in Japan. The Tokyo “2020 Olympics” may be one of the most challenging ever to organise and conduct, but Japan has shown the world that we can meet the challenge of the C...

1 Week to Register: 'The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Public Health and Social Policy' - Thursday 29th July, 12:00pm BST

Panellists:
Linda Bauld, Ruby Wang & Dr. Chun-Yi Lee

Register at the link below
https://eventbrite.co.uk/e/158729707829

The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Public Health and Social Policy The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on public health and social policy, Thursday 29th July, 12:00 pm BST / 7:00 pm Beijing.

(New Event Announced) UK-India Relations: Transformation, Not Evolution - Thursday 15th July 12pm.

Join us for a discussion on the future of UK relations with India and the key issues involving our countries.

Speakers: British High Commissioner to India, Alex Ellis and Poonam Gupta OBE, founder of PG Paper Company Ltd.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/uk-india-relations-transformation-not-evolution-tickets-161748898309

UK-India Relations: Transformation, Not Evolution We are delighted to be hosting a discussion of the future of UK relations with India and the key issues involving our countries on 15th July

FINAL REMINDER: register for tomorrow's webinar at 1pm BST with the CEO of Hermitage Capital Management, Bill Browder where we discuss his book, the story of the whitewash by Russian authorities of the imprisonment and murder of Sergei Magnitsky.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/156495784103

'Red Notice: How I became Putin's number one enemy' - Bill Browder Join us on Thursday 24th June for a discussion with Mr. Bill Browder of his book 'Red Notice: How I became Putin's number one enemy'.

Join us on 1st July for the webinar with Dr Paul Little, Principal and Chief Executive Officer of the City of Glasgow College.

This upcoming event will discuss the global reach of the College and the programmes that it has on offer.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/157770719469

The Global Reach of the City of Glasgow College and its Programmes Join us for a discussion with Paul Little, Principal and Chief Executive Officer of City of Glasgow College.

If you missed the recent webinar with Ryan Hass on his book 'Adapting America’s China Strategy in an Age of Competitive Interdependence', the recording can now be found on our website and Youtube channel at the following link:

https://youtu.be/KTWd9Prwrmw

Adapting America’s China Strategy in an Age of Competitive Interdependence The Asia Scotland Institute is delighted to host a discussion with Ryan Hass on his book, "Stronger: Adapting America’s China Strategy in an Age of Competiti...

New webinar announced: The Macroeconomic Outlook in China - 8th July, 10am BST. Join us with three highly experienced economists to discuss the quick recovery of China's economy from the impact of Covid-19

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/159609689879

The Macroeconomic Outlook in China We are delighted to announce a new webinar that will focus on discussing the macroeconomic outlook in China - Thursday 8th July, 10am GMT