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| Geopolitics and International Order | News
Adapting to new realities: Bangladesh prepares to graduate from Least Developed Country status amid geoeconomic disruptions
 
As Bangladesh prepares to graduate from Least Developed Country (LDC) status in 2026, it faces rising global protectionism and the loss of key trade privileges. In this article, Mohammad Abdur  
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| COVID-19 on South East Asia | Coronabrief
Indonesia: A late shift in re-balancing economic and health priorities
 
The most populous country in South-East Asia was initially slow to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. Now the government has stepped up travel restrictions and eased limits on public spending to fight  
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| News
South Korean generations at odds over how to tackle world’s fastest-ageing society
 
The South Korean population is ageing faster than any other in the world. Who bears the responsibility for the problem, and for fixing it, is hotly debated between the generations. A video by FES  
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| Trade Union, Future of Work, Cross-cutting regional issues, #FeministAsia, Trade, labour and social dialogue, Gender Justice | News
Towards Gender Justice: Strengthening Trade Unions as Agents of Transformative Change
 
Trade unions are drivers for transformative change. For sustainable change, gender justice is indispensable. Therefore, trade unions have to transform themselves into gender-just organisations.  
Hands being put together to show unity
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| Climate change | News
Just transition - The co-operative way
 
Cooperatives have been developed to be an ethical business model for socio-economic development of underserved women in India. Explore recent initiatives supported by Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES)  
Four construction workers walking on the streets
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| Trade, labour and social dialogue | News
Tackling challenges of migration in the face of the Qatar crisis
 
Kathmandu – Experiences from the Philippines and Nepal suggest that a multi-lateral approach to international labour agreements could benefit weaker countries of origin like Nepal, while also  
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| Feminist Frontiers | Blog
Buckets, Burdens, and Barriers: Women, Water Governance, and Justice
 
In cities across Asia, women bear the invisible costs of water scarcity and governance failures—spending hours fetching water, sacrificing education and income, and shouldering systemic exclusion  
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| Feminist Frontiers | Blog
The missing pieces
 
In a world marked by structures of patriarchal power, the quest for global peace remains an unfinished jigsaw. The missing pieces of representation from a male-dominated panel in high stakes forums  
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| COVID-19 on South East Asia | Coronabrief
Philippines: COVID-19 as a public health crisis
 
The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbates the long-standing symptoms of a weak and inequitable public health system in the Philippines. A densely populated capital, widespread socioeconomic disparities and  
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| Trade, labour and social dialogue | News
Bangladesh: On with the next generation of trade unionists
 
In 2017, Bangladesh saw the opening of the first Academy of Work, a three-month long programme for trade unionists in the country. Today, they share their experiences!  
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