There is more at stake than geopolitical gamesmanship in the South China Sea
People & Planet
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China's dependence on coal and its financing of overseas coal-fired power plants present a grave problem for the climate
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In addition to maintaining growth momentum and eradicating poverty, Asia must invest in climate change mitigation and adaptation
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Asia is on the right track to transition to a low carbon economy, but it will require international support to achieve its goals
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The pandemic has provided a pretext for many countries to unabashedly block journalists’ access to information sources and reporting
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Collaboration between ASEAN members is key to reduce global marine plastic debris and preserve marine life
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Asia has to step up its engagement with the environment and climate, and large economies in Asia are doing just that
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Effective higher education systems are critical for countries to advance. In South Asia, reforming governance structures and practices is a crucial step
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Governments in Asia need to focus on long-term planning that informs policies, decision-making and allocation of finances to tackle the region’s water crisis
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COVID-19 has been a stress test for the world’s food supply chains – and a preview of looming threats. That’s making the need for efforts to improve the journey from farm to fork more urgent than ever
