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| Cooperation for Peace and Security | News
Five years into China’s BRI, the EU needs a clearer vision for a stable and secure Eurasia going forwards
 
A more articulate vision for a stable and secure Eurasia can act as the baseline for all EU endeavours with regard to proposals such as the Belt and Road Initiative.  
Indian workers sew in clothing factory.
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| Trade, labour and social dialogue | News
Making trade work for workers
 
Growing discontent with globalisation could turn into backlashes unless the EU brings its trade negotiations in line with its own human rights agenda and the needs of labour worldwide, warns  
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| Cooperation for Peace and Security | News
International Peace Day: Civil society organizations call for end of Korean War
 
More than 350 South Korean and international civil society organizations, including the Korea office of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, have launched a campaign calling for an end of the Korean War.  
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| Climate change, Gender Justice | News
Climate change's devastating toll: Salinity's impact on coastal women's health in Bangladesh
 
With fresh water increasingly scarce in the coastal areas of Bangladesh, women and girls must wash their menstrual cloths and other sanitary items in dirty and salty water. This photo series part one  
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| Future of Work | Publication
Lessons learnt from the Bangladesh Accord?
 
A new perspective on how industry initiatives can help improve working conditions.  
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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  
a graphic image showing an Asian man with glasses and texts that say Asian Monetary Fund and Malaysia
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| Geopolitics and International Order | News
The rekindled appetite for an Asian Monetary Fund: A Malaysia perspective
 
The idea to set up an Asian Monetary Fund (AMF) has been revived after 30 years by Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim amid increasing worries about overreliance on the US dollar in the region.  
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| Cooperation for Peace and Security | News
Exhibition sheds light on the history of South Korea’s National Security Act
 
A new online director’s guide walks you through “The Things Imprisoned in the World of Words”, an exhibition about South Korea’s National Security Act, organized and supported by hundreds of people  
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| Geopolitics and International Order | News
Thailand in the Geopolitics of Asia: Four Scenarios and Strategic Options
 
Thailand faces a crucial moment as the political and economic center moves to Asia. Diverse Thai stakeholders gathered and came up with strategy options that could help Thailand navigates through  
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| Future Hub | News
COVID-19 and education in Asia: Is privatisation a driver of inequality?
 
Education in Asia is becoming increasingly privatised and commercialised. To learn more about the impacts and future trends of the sector, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Nepal spoke with Education  
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