China’s coal investments in the Balkans: The environmental and financial implications
Notwithstanding their contribution to the overall GDP, Chinese investments in the Balkans are proving to be detrimental in terms…
Europe Day Meet
With its expanding presence, Peace for Asia marked its first offline participatory activity amidst European policy spaces. On the…
The EU in Sri Lanka
TO VIEW THE WEBINAR CLICK HERE Peace for Asia held a webinar on the role of the EU in Sri…
The South-Korean ‘comfort women’ during World War II
“It was not a place for human beings”, said Lee Ok-Seon a former comfort women. During the WWII Japan implemented…
The new report on the state of SDGs in Asia and the Pacific: rising inequalities in the aftermath of Covid-19
The new Asia and the Pacific SDG Progress Report 2022, released earlier in March, provides and in-dept analysis of…
A Never ending Tragedy
Eight months have passed since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan. Eight months is a simple word, yet the…
Welcoming our new President
Peace for Asia is proud to announce Ms. Rita Anwari as its founding President. A survivor of the Afghan civil…
Ike Jime: the Japanese technique that could make fishing sustainable
Gastronomy is an essential element in the culture of the land of the Rising Sun. The cooks themselves show…
The Hinrich Sustainable Trade Index: the future of Asian countries
Following the developments of the last decade it is possible to affirm that Asia is indeed a fast-growing economy.…
Gwadar: A Reality Check
“The Crown Jewel of Pakistan”, as the term was coined for Gwadar by politicians in Pakistan and Balochistan, implied…
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