Henley & Partners | 21 February 2019

I am delighted to join the Board of Advisors of Henley & Partners. They are global innovators, supporting governments in their goals of achieving fiscal autonomy and growth through investment migration programs. I am confident that this will be an exciting and mutually beneficial partnership. What they do is part of our future; it is a significant global trend that will only accelerate.

TVO | 20 February 2019

Parag Khanna returns to TVO's The Agenda to discuss all of the ways in which the 21st century world is being re-shaped by the rise of Asia.

The Hindu BusinessLine | 20 February 2019

By Paran Balakrishnan  

Parag Khanna, author of The Future is Asian, speaks to Paran Balakrishnan about how Asia's rise goes beyond China and embraces both India and Southeast Asia as well. They discuss the Belt and Road Initiative as well as political reform across the region, and scenarios for Sino-Indian relations.

Aviva | 20 February 2019

Parag Khanna argues the rise of China has obscured a bigger, more interesting story. Asia is dizzyingly vast and diverse, containing five billion people and contributing two-thirds of global economic growth. Beyond China, Asian economies are growing increasingly rich and populous, counterbalancing Beijing’s influence in many areas.

Global News | 20 February 2019

Parag Khanna speaks to Global News about Asia's collective economic rise and the impact of trade integration agreements on the strategies of Canada and the US.

CNN | 20 February 2019

Parag Khanna speaks to Becky Anderson on Connect the World on how Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's tour of Asia reflects the country's deepening ties to Asian powers and tilt away from the West.

Goldman Sachs | 19 February 2019

Geopolitical expert Parag Khanna was hosted by Joseph Konzelmann of Goldman Sachs Asset Management to give his perspective on the rise of Asia, U.S. policy towards China, and his prediction that the ‘Asianization’ of Asia will lead to greater economic, political, and social coherence across the region.

Radio New Zealand  | 18 February 2019

Parag Khanna speaks to Radio New Zealand about China's rising power and how Asian countries will respond. They also discuss Asia's great diversity of political systems and the prospects for democracy in the region.

Inside Asia | 17 February 2019

Parag Khanna speaks to Steve Stine on the excessive focus on China and the need to shift attention to Southeast Asia and India with their young populations and fast-growing markets.

Russian Today | 17 February 2019

Russian Today speaks to Parag Khanna about his new book The Future is Asian which discusses the rise of the Asian region economically and strategically and its implications for the world.

Paul Gibbons podcast | 15 February 2019

Parag Khanna speaks to Paul Gibbons about the “Asian Century.” More than just China – which is often discussed and even decried in American policy circles – the new Asian system taking shape is a multi-civilizational order that spans from Saudi Arabia to Japan, from Russia to Australia. This system links together five billion people through trade, finance, and infrastructure networks that together represent 40 percent of global GDP.

Prestige Hong Kong | 12 February 2019

By Stephen Mccarty

If you’re looking for a job as a geopolitical futurist and believe it’s a cosy gig enjoyed from behind a shiny desk in a high-floor corner officer, you might want to fire your careers adviser. Parag Khanna tells Stephen Mccarty how he became a geopolitical futurist and best-selling author.

The Cheddar | 12 February 2019

Parag Khanna explains why American companies need to explore other Asian markets beyond China such as India and ASEAN in order to prepare for the next wave of Asian growth.

CNN Amanpour | 12 February 2019

Parag Khanna speaks to Christiane Amanpour about how the US-China trade tensions are just one piece of a much larger puzzle about how the Asian economic powerhouse is unfolding -- and what Asians are learning from each other to drive their economies forward.