CGTN America | 19 May 2019

On CGTN America's flagship interview program Full Frame, Dr. Parag Khanna sat down with anchor Mike Walter about his new book The Future is Asian. The discussed many aspects of the emerging Asian century including the rise of China, the Belt and Road Initiative, and the fourth wave of Asian economic growth.

Smithsonian Institution | 16 May 2019

In celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Dr. Parag Khanna gave a lecture at the Smithsonian Institution's Dillon Ripley Center on the key messages from The Future is Asian, especially Asia's rising cultural impact around the world.

Bloomberg | 15 May 2019

Dr. Parag Khanna joined David Westin on Bloomberg's Balance of Power to discuss scenarios for how the US-China trade war will unfold as well as its implications for financial markets and Asian geopolitics.

Caspian Affairs | 14 May 2019

Dr. Parag Khanna spoke to Caspian Affairs about the role of infrastructure connectivity in shaping the the Caspian region, including both the eastward push from Europe and westward push by China, as well as the north-south corridors from Russia to India that comprise the new regional Silk Roads.

RICS World Built Environment Forum | 13 May 2019

Dr. Parag Khanna gave the opening keynote address at the RICS World Built Environment Forum 2019 in New York City, exploring trends in global infrastructure, urbanization, and smart cities -- and what these trends mean for the real estate and financial industries.

MSNBC's Morning Joe | 13 May 2019

Parag Khanna joined Morning Joe to discuss the costs of the U.S. trade tariffs on China and the impact the tariffs are having on U.S. businesses and households. He explained China's strategies for moving up the value chain through the 'Made in China 2025' initiative and substitution of US imports from American allies.

Global Citizenship Review | 14 May 2019

In this feature interview, Dr. Parag Khanna spoke to Global Citizenship Review about the growing influence of Asia on the world stage, and how global businesses need to wake up quickly to Asia’s next major growth wave that is now unfolding.

World Affairs Council | 1 May 2019

At a breakfast session in Los Angeles jointly sponsored by the World Affairs Council, Asia Society, and RAND Corporation, Parag Khanna addressed the force of Asianization reshaping the world economy, society, and governance. The discussion was moderated by Rafiq Dossani of the RAND Center for Asia Pacific Policy.

China Daily | 25 April 2019

By Andrew Moody

The Belt and Road Initiative is one of the most important projects in human history, according to Parag Khanna. The well-known public intellectual and author of the recent book The Future is Asian: Global Order in the Twenty-first Century said it is difficult to play down the initiative's importance. "It is the largest coordinated infrastructure investment program in human history," he said.

The Atlantic | 25 April 2019

By Michael Schuman

“We live in a multipolar system. No smart country sides with only one power. Instead they play all the powers off each other to derive maximum benefit for themselves.” says Parag Khanna, author of the book The Future Is Asian.

The Straits Times | 25 April 2019

By Tan Dawn Wei

"We have seen how China is willing to roll with the punches, accommodate and adjust the scope or portfolio size of its projects in Pakistan, accept reduced costs in Malaysia, and an easing of the debt burden for Myanmar. All this demonstrates that China has not taken commercially or diplomatically punitive action when it could have," says Parag Khanna.

The Straits Times | 25 April 2019

By Olivia Ho

The Straits Times Book Club held its first double bill on Wednesday (April 24) with two non-fiction books on economics and international relations. ST associate editor Vikram Khanna took the stage with his new collection, Headwinds And Hazards: Economic Snapshots In An Age of Populism, alongside Indian-American global strategy advisor Parag Khanna, who spoke about his latest bestselling book, The Future Is Asian.

Il Tascabile | 10 April 2019

By Gabriele Santoro

Khanna descrive una regione multipolare con molte civiltà, che si evolvono perlopiù indipendentemente dalle politiche occidentali, ma sono in grado di coesistere costruttivamente le une con le altre. L’autore prospetta il ruolo della Cina, che non sarà quello di egemone asiatico o globale, ma di àncora orientale del megasistema asiatico ed eurasiatico. Entro il 2025, il volume del commercio tra Asia ed Europa è destinato a raggiungere i 2.500 miliardi di dollari, esattamente il doppio dell’attuale livello degli scambi tra Europa e Nord America e tra quest’ultima e l’Asia.

South China Morning Post | 12 April 2019

Parag Khanna spoke to Elaine Ly of South China Morning Post about how Europe and the United States differ in their approaches to managing the rise of Asia and how Asia is growing together economically despite geopolitical differences.

BBC Global Questions | 10 April 2019

Parag Khanna joined the BBC Global Questions panel in Hong Kong on the topic of China's place in the world. Hosted by Zeinab Badawi, the debate featured experts from the US and China discussing the trade war, Belt & Road, future of Hong Kong, and many other critical issues related to China's emergence on the world stage.

IL Dubbio | 10 April 2019

By Orlando Trinchi

Si sta scrivendo un novo capitolo della storia globale proprio sotto i nostri occhi, uno in cui le civiltà asiatiche e occidentali, i continenti americano ed euraistico giocano tuti dei ruoli estremamente importanti. Interdipendenza e multipolarità: questa la doppia direttrice su cui si attesterebbe il nuovo ordine mondiale del XXI secolo, esemplato, dopo l'egemonia europea e americana dei secoli precedenti, sull'incontrovertibile ascesa dell'Asia, come argomentato nelle pagine del nuovo saggio di Parag Khanna.

Billionaire | 8 April 2019

By Parag Khanna

Across the world, a new generation of visionary entrepreneurs is spreading knowledge and financial services into the palm of everyone’s hand. Connectivity is the pathway towards a new global Renaissance.

Hong Kong Economic Journal | 8 April 2019

中美貿易摩擦自去年年中顯著升級以來，不少只在內地設廠的中港企業，紛紛考慮於東盟國家增加生產設施。國際策略顧問公司FutureMap創辦人兼地緣政治學者Parag Khanna【圖】接受本報專訪時表示，過去10年間，中國勞動力成本不斷上漲，中港企業陸續轉移到越南、印尼及菲律賓等東南亞國家設廠，已成為行業趨勢，貿易爭拗無疑正加速企業相關部署，東盟國家可說是得益者。

Singapore Tatler | 8 April 2019

By Hong Xinyi

Parag Khanna speaks to Hong Xinyi on why he's bullish about Asia, why he takes a markedly non-ideological approach to assessing the Asian landscape, and why Asians need to learn much more about each others' histories and societies.

明報 | 1 April 2019

隨着亞洲經濟騰飛，不少評論早已指出，全球政經秩序的重心愈見由西方轉移到亞洲，尤其是中國會否取代美國的全球霸主地位，更往往是討論焦點。剛出版新書探討亞洲未來的美國國際關係評論家卡納上周接受本報訪問時稱，西方毋須過分放大中國威脅，因中國面對很多限制，以「一帶一路」倡議為例，中國雖然有戰略盤算，但長期發展的結果將會是受惠國家反過來間接削弱中國影響力，亞洲的未來會一如歷史般呈現「多極」的局面。

Credit Suisse | 27 March 2019

Dr. Parag Khanna gave a keynote speech at Credit Suisse's flagship Asia Investment Conference in Hong Kong on the theme of "Disrupting Geography". He explored global trends in financial markets, trade, geopolitics, and infrastructure to explore the dynamics of competition and resilience in the global system.

Krasnoyarsk Economic Forum | 29 March 2019

Dr. Parag Khanna gave the keynote speech at the Krasnoyarsk Economic Forum preceded by the official opening by Russian deputy prime minister Dmitry Kozak. He lectured on how Russia can benefit from the rise of Asia and growing Eurasian trade. He also gave a lecture for students at Siberian Federal University.

London Press Club | 6 March 2019

Parag Khanna speaks in-depth with David Selves about Brexit and its impact on Britain at the London Press Club’s “In Conversation” series.

Geographical Magazine | 27 March 2019

By Chris Fitch

"It's clear that Parag Khanna has hit on a significant and noteworthy global shift. Like it or not, it's hard to oppose the idea that the future truly is Asian."

South China Morning Post | 25 March 2019

By Chad Bray  

Parag Khanna spoke to Chad Bray about how Europe and Southeast Asia stand to benefit from the US-China trade war. By not joining the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the US could be cut out of growing Eurasian trade.

SwissRe | 21 March 2019

Dr. Parag Khanna presented the findings of his new book The Future is Asian to members of the global and Asia regional boards of SwissRe during their meeting in Singapore. The discussion focused on the major themes of regional trade patterns, demographic shifts, rise of services economies, and the geopolitics of the Belt and Road Initiative. 

The Wire | 20 March 2019

The Silk Road is getting an $8 trillion upgrade. China’s Belt and Road initiative is setting up vast trade corridors, solidifying China’s status as a world superpower and leading to a future that is dominated by a unified Asia. Parag Khanna speaks to Annie Hastwell about the possibility that “The Future Is Asian.”

City A.M. | 20 March 2019

"As Khanna lays out his argument and vision for the Asia’s future role in global geopolitics, it is almost impossible not to be persuaded by his school of thought...Khanna also challenges the tendency to view the area as 'China plus'."

Bloomberg | 19 March 2019

On "Bloomberg Daybreak Asia," Parag Khanna talks about Asia's high-growth economies, whether Huawei's status is threatened by US policy, and the ongoing US-China trade war. He also discusses the future of the Made in China 2025 initiative.

PWC Australia | 19 March 2019

PWC Australia hosted the launch of The Future is Asian in Sydney with a panel featuring Dr. Parag Khanna in conversation with Sir Rod Eddington of JP Morgan, moderated by PWC's Trinh Hua. There was also a fortuitous encounter with former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull at a cafe featuring Sydney's finest avocado toast.

Rogers Media | 18 March 2019

Parag Khanna spoke to Claire Brassard on "The Big Story" about why we should rethink how we talk about Asia as the geopolitical and economic future of the world. Too often we conflate Asian ambitions with those of China, but there is much more to the Asian story.

ABC Radio Nightlife | 18 March 2019

For most of our lives, America has been the dominant world power. Today, we’re seeing a shifting of the axis. Author of The Future Is Asian Parag Khanna joins Nightlife to make the case that we are in the midst of the Asian century, as well as answering your questions what this means for our place in the world.

PWC Australia & AsiaLink | 18 March 2019

PWC Australia and AsiaLink jointly hosted the launch of The Future is Asian in Melbourne. Former Australian foreign minister Gareth Evans made opening remarks followed by a panel moderated by AsiaLink director Penny Burtt.

Big Think | 26 February 2019

Parag Khanna explains to Big Think about how the western sanctions on Russia, coupled with Asian's economic rise, inspired Russia to pivot toward China, which is now its largest trading partner.

EastWest Institute | 15 March 2019

Dr. Parag Khanna joins Ambassador Cameron Munter to discuss The Future is Asian. Contrary to popular belief, Dr. Khanna observes that “The most significant megatrend of the 21st century is not the rise of China; it’s the Asianization of Asia.” He further notes that “The trade war accelerates Asia’s own self-sufficiency and even to some degree its decoupling in many areas of trade from us, and that’s obviously bad news for our (U.S.) exporters.”

Axios | 15 March 2019

"China is experiencing in just three years of expansionism the kind of pushback it took 300 years to muster against some European empires," Khanna, author of The Future is Asian, tells Axios.