A Lonely Fight for Myanmar’s Democracy; Ongoing Atrocities and Inaction by the International Community Rachel Manson [Masters Student of International…
A distinct footprint of large scale infrastructure projects in South Asia is their securitization at the expense of local communities.…
Introduction Land grabbing, the large-scale acquisition of agricultural land by foreign entities, has emerged as a pressing geopolitical concern, raising…
After two decades of War on Terror that was imposed on the lives of innocent people of Afghanistan, it is…
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), adopted by the United Nations in 2015, set forth a universal agenda to eradicate poverty,…
The aviation industry, a crucial driver of global connectivity, has faced growing scrutiny in recent years due to its environmental…
As the global population continues to grow, urbanization accelerates, and traditional agricultural practices face challenges from climate change, the concept…
Asia, a vast and diverse continent, faces an intricate matrix of challenges when it comes to the issue of bioweapons.…
Iran’s upcoming parliamentary elections have provided the regime with an opportunity to manipulate public sentiment and desperately claim to be…
The recent events surrounding the Iran-US conflict in the Middle East, with a particular focus on Yemen and the Iran-backed…
Asia, a vast and diverse continent, faces an intricate matrix of challenges when it comes to the topic of bioweapons.…
Introduction: The Maldives, a tropical paradise comprising over a hundred islands, is caught in a diplomatic crossfire as President Mohamed…
TO WACTH THE ENTIRE WEBINAR CLICK HERE. Participants: Mubasher Bukhari, Pakistan based journalist, President of Media Foundation 360…
Period poverty and menstrual health are pressing issues that continue to affect millions of people worldwide. However, the impact…
On 9th May, Pakistan witnessed massive protests and rioting against the armed forces for their alleged role in Imran…
“Internal displacement is the greatest tragedy of our times; the internally displaced people are among the most vulnerable of…
Few countries could be as interesting to analyse as Türkiye in the current context. Türkiye faces upcoming elections;…
As the world’s largest energy consumer, Asia is home to more than half of the global population and is…
Have you read The Satanic Verses by Salman Rushdie? A valid question that should be surveyed in the Muslim world…
Since the fall of Kabul at the hands of the Taliban, the clock has turned around to 180 degrees.…
We are honoured to share that Peace for Asia’s founder and president Rita Anwari Sultani was invited to the…
Justice is about making sure that being polite is not the same thing as being quiet. In fact, often times,…
Textiles have a significant impact on the environment throughout their entire life cycle. From the production of raw materials, through…
On 29th November, Women in War and International Peace (WIWIP) and Peace for Asia co-hosted an event titled “Afghanistan:…
Happy International Day of the Girl Child to all Girls, in particular to our brave Afghan girls and women…
As the Tenth Review Conference (RevCon) of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT)…
Executive Summary The resignation of 73 Sadrist bloc members of parliament in June has exacerbated Iraq’s political dilemma, paving…
Iraq’s government accused Turkey of carrying out an artillery strike that killed 9 civilians in the town of Zakho in Iraqi…
With its expanding presence, Peace for Asia marked its first offline participatory activity amidst European policy spaces. On the…
TO VIEW THE WEBINAR CLICK HERE Peace for Asia held a webinar on the role of the EU in Sri…
“It was not a place for human beings”, said Lee Ok-Seon a former comfort women. During the WWII Japan implemented…
The new Asia and the Pacific SDG Progress Report 2022, released earlier in March, provides and in-dept analysis of…
Eight months have passed since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan. Eight months is a simple word, yet the…
Peace for Asia is proud to announce Ms. Rita Anwari as its founding President. A survivor of the Afghan civil…
Gastronomy is an essential element in the culture of the land of the Rising Sun. The cooks themselves show…
Following the developments of the last decade it is possible to affirm that Asia is indeed a fast-growing economy.…
“The Crown Jewel of Pakistan”, as the term was coined for Gwadar by politicians in Pakistan and Balochistan, implied…
Only a few months into Taliban’s rule, the future of Afghan women and girls is in jeopardy. This article…
The streets of Gujrat ran rampant with uncontained violence and carnage during February 2002 and March 2002. The events which…
Ali Wazir, the central leader of the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement and Pakistan’s elected member of the National Assembly, has…
To watch the webinar click here Heidi Maurer is a researcher in the e-governance and administration department at the Danube…
Kazakhstan is one of Central Asia’s most important countries. Geographically, the nation links Europe and East Asia in a…
According to scholars, the term “insurgency” in the 21st century can be explained as an extended violent conflict in…
The Republic of South Korea is one of the most advanced countries in technology, almost leading the digital transition…
Note: This article by Dina Kurmanova is a first hand account on the ongoing Human Rights violation in Kazakhstan. The…
The Pashtun community is protesting against repressive tactics that are prevalent in the Pashtun belt of Pakistan. On February 2,…
Through the course of 2021, the U.S. administration and European governments practiced considerable flexibility with hopes of grinding out…
Summary The phenomenon of migration by relying on the human factor has many effects, especially on the immigrant country, to…
After their defeat in Vietnam, the Americans were looking for a similar opportunity to avenge their humiliation from the erstwhile…
As the international community and global media outlets focus on talks in Vienna pushed by world powers to reach a…
A few days ago, the Taliban Foreign Affairs Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi gave a statement in support…
Balochistan’s Gwadar region witnesses one of the largest ever protests recorded in the province. Having begun a month ago,…
From the last few years, due to the efforts of international and national organizations, women’s rights have…
To watch the entire webinar click here Peace for Asia hosted a webinar with the EU Ambassador in…
To watch the entire webinar click here Peace for Asia hosted a webinar with the EU Ambassador in…
In Southeast Asia, business activity has been a crucial enabler of economic dynamism and one of the main reasons…
Background In a country where ethnicity has long been linked to conflict, it is not surprising that ethnic minorities…
Since their unanimous endorsement by the UN Human Rights Council in 2011, the UN Guiding Principles on Business and…