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08.01.2021 | Climate change | News
Telling the energy story through a more inclusive lens  
Energy is first and foremost a human-impact story; however, Vietnamese journalists have so far been focussing on its technical and business angles. If the national discourse on energy policy is to  
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31.03.2023 | Future Hub | News
Key concerns of Mongolian public revealed by deliberative democracy event  
Mongolia’s path to become a parliamentary democracy is unique. A public consultation now revealed where Mongolian citizens see potential for democratic progress: fewer restrictions on public  
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07.10.2019 | #FeministAsia | Publication
Feminism in Myanmar  
An exploration and analysis women's and feminist movements in Myanmar.  
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15.11.2017 | Future Hub | News
Bangladesh’s university reforms should prioritize quality and encompass the private sector  
Dhaka (Bangladesh) – Public and private sectors should be included in the design and implementation of any reforms to address the issues around quality of higher education in Bangladesh.  
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12.12.2017 | Trade, labour and social dialogue, #CLSPlus | News
Creating Decent Work in the Era of Global Value Chains  
Singapore – Today, some 60 to 80 per cent of the 20 trillion US dollars recorded gross exports are linked to the production of multinational firms in global value chains.  
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26.07.2022 | Climate change | News
The gaps in Thailand’s plans for carbon neutrality, and its regional role  
An interview with Chalie Charoenlarpnopparut about Thailand’s pledges, plans and priorities for its energy transformation.  
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03.04.2020 | COVID-19 on South Asia | Coronabrief
Afghanistan – Peace in the time of COVID-19  
The COVID-19 pandemic has elevated the urgency for peace in Afghanistan to unprecedented levels. For the fledgling peace process, it is either an existential threat or a golden opportunity.  
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20.10.2023 | 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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10.07.2024 | Geopolitics and International Order | News
Binary or zero-sum discourse risks ignoring the realities of the development of countries like Malaysia  
"There is no clear consensus of whether the ongoing trade war results in a net negative for Malaysia." In the midst of this uncertainty, Harris Zainul proposes nuanced approaches through which  
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28.05.2020 | Cross-cutting regional issues | Coronabrief
Fair trade for all crucial in times of COVID-19  
The negotiations on the Asia-Pacific Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) are in their final stages. The agreement, once ratified, covers 30% of the world's population and almost 30% of  
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