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| Geopolitics and International Order | News
Between a rock and a hard place: ASEAN, AUKUS and the EU Indo-Pacific Strategy  
Most ASEAN countries are rather reluctant to choose sides in the intensifying geopolitical rivalry between China and the United States. There is a concern among a number of Southeast Asian nations  
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| Geopolitics and International Order | News
US-China strategic rivalry, South Korea’s strategic choices, and implications for German and South Korea cooperation  
The US-China strategic rivalry has placed South Korea in a difficult position. Prof Chung-in Moon takes a look at the country’s domestic debates and contending strategic options in response to these  
Women in Central Java Indonesia
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| Climate change | News
How gender blindness undermines ambitious climate action  
Women and girls represent half of the world’s population, yet their invaluable contributions in tackling climate change are still unrecognized. This year’s International Women’s Day is a reminder  
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| Climate change | News
Typhoon Yagi highlights Vietnam’s climate change reality  
What the worst storm in modern Vietnamese history left behind: Michael Tatarski recaps the aftermath and vulnerabilities, particularly faced by disadvantaged communities living in poverty along the  
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Three perspectives on women’s participation in Pakistan’s politics, its future, and the importance of male allyship  
Politics in Pakistan, as elsewhere, has largely been shaped in rooms where women were the exception, not the norm. Across Asia, patriarchal traditions and institutional inertia have often excluded  
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| COVID-19 on South Asia | Coronabrief
Stories of hunger: India’s lockdown is hitting the poorest  
Amid the world’s largest lockdown, migrant workers face an impossible choice: Risk contracting the virus or go hungry. Indian journalist Sanjay Kapoor reports from New Delhi.  
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| News
More than just a number: the rising value of high-prestige digits in modern Mongolia  
Fascination with auspicious numbers is common in Asian cultures. In Mongolia, phone numbers have become a symbol of the widening gap between the rich and the poor. Some can be sold for as much as an  
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| Geopolitics and International Order | News
The new geopolitics of the Pacific Island nations  
What makes foreign interests in the Pacific Islands grow and what does their engagement mean for the future of the small island nations?  
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| Trade, labour and social dialogue | News
It is time to revise our definition of ‘the labour movement’ in Thailand  
Looking at the past to find changing meanings of the ‘labour movement’: Historian Sakdina Chatrakul Na Ayudhya takes a close look at the history of unions in Thailand and finds that innovative steps  
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| Cooperation for Peace and Security | News
Human rights in the Afghan peace process  
The Afghan peace process is at a crossroads. Violence is escalating, human rights workers and civilians are targeted, and rights abuses are widespread. Afghanistan’s Independent Human Rights  
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