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06.02.2023 | Climate change | Publication
The Red River planning of Hanoi in the context of urbanisation and modernization  
The analysis of the media discourse around the Red River urban zoning planning in Hanoi.  
In North Korea, some state officials are wearing a special uniform.
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02.02.2023 | Gender Justice | News
North Korean Women’s Struggle for Survival  
“We, Korean women, survive no matter what it takes, because that's who we are."  
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30.01.2023 | Geopolitics and International Order | News
Pakistan in the New Geopolitics of Asia  
Pakistani experts convene to analyse major regional and global dynamics at play and provide strategies on how the country can manage geopolitical challenges.  
Hands being put together to show unity
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24.01.2023 | 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)…  
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20.01.2023 | Climate change, Gender Justice | News
Women adapting to climate change in Nepal | DOCUMENTARY  
Bahav (eng: flow) explores how Nepalese women in two of Nepal’s most remote districts have been navigating changing climatic conditions and their impacts on water resources.  
Preview of FES Asia geopolitics highlights 2022
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16.01.2023 | Geopolitics and International Order | News
2022 Highlights: Navigating the New Geopolitics of Asia  
2022 marked another successful year of our regional programme on the new geopolitics of Asia. These are our highlights.  
Photo of Marc Saxer with Asia map as the background
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10.01.2023 | Geopolitics and International Order | News
Bridging the gap: To become partners, Europe and Asia need a better understanding of each other  
Marc Saxer explores the controversial debate over the appropriate answer to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which has laid open a disconnect between the West and many countries in the Global South.  
Man checking solar panel on roof for safety at the top of a small house in rural area.
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05.01.2023 | Climate change | News
What does the renewable energy shift in the Philippines look like?  
Over the years, climatologists have made it clear that the world needs to transition to renewable energy soon to prevent runaway climate collapse.  
A woman at a construction site. She is holding a shovel, wearing glasses, gloves and a hat.
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21.12.2022 | Future of Work | News
Nepal’s unions assess their power resources through a worker’s lens  
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) Nepal and the Centre for Labour and Social Studies (CLASS) Nepal conduct first-ever power resource assessment of Nepalese trade union movement.  
Covers of 4 publications in FES paper series: COVID-19 crisis and women in Asia
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19.12.2022 | Gender Justice | Publication
COVID-19 crisis and women in Asia  
Gender-specific impacts, policy responses and women’s agency in context of the COVID-19 pandemic in Asia.  
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