INASIA
Insights and Analysis
Nepal Elections: Why Can’t the Mayor Be a Woman?
Fourteen thousand women won political office in Nepal’s first local elections in 2017. With the 2022 elections now just days away, our guest asks why so few women ran at the top of the ticket.
A New Generation Takes the Driver’s Seat in Bangsamoro
Attorney Abdel Jamal Disangcopan and his parliamentary staff are part of a new generation of young professionals building peace in the Bangsamoro.
A Path Forward in Afghanistan: Data for Humanitarian Assistance
As poverty and starvation stalk Afghanistan, must the West turn away from a new government whose policies it cannot condone?
Teaching Soft Skills for the Future of Work
In rapidly developing Cambodia, young people preparing for a career face a puzzle. The jobs of today may be gone when they enter the workforce. The jobs of tomorrow don’t yet exist.
A Spiraling Debt Crisis, LICs, and SIDS
The debt crisis is back. For low-income countries and small island developing states, it never really went away.
Paradise Squandered: What Really Happened to Sri Lanka’s Economy?
An unholy trinity of three cardinal sins made Sri Lanka’s impending sovereign default a foregone conclusion.
Cybersecurity: A Common Peril
The Philippines has been a proving ground for cyberattacks. A new report details the perilous state of Philippine cybersecurity.
To Mitigate Human Trafficking in Nepal, Increase Financial Inclusion
Human trafficking remains stubbornly entrenched in Nepal. Nepalis who are excluded from the formal economy are most at risk.
Nepal Elections: Why Can’t the Mayor Be a Woman?
Fourteen thousand women won political office in Nepal’s first local elections in 2017. With the 2022 elections now just days away, our guest asks why so few women ran at the top of the ticket.
Teaching Soft Skills for the Future of Work
In rapidly developing Cambodia, young people preparing for a career face a puzzle. The jobs of today may be gone when they enter the workforce. The jobs of tomorrow don’t yet exist.
A New Generation Takes the Driver’s Seat in Bangsamoro
Attorney Abdel Jamal Disangcopan and his parliamentary staff are part of a new generation of young professionals building peace in the Bangsamoro.
A Spiraling Debt Crisis, LICs, and SIDS
The debt crisis is back. For low-income countries and small island developing states, it never really went away.
Cybersecurity: A Common Peril
The Philippines has been a proving ground for cyberattacks. A new report details the perilous state of Philippine cybersecurity.
A Path Forward in Afghanistan: Data for Humanitarian Assistance
As poverty and starvation stalk Afghanistan, must the West turn away from a new government whose policies it cannot condone?
Paradise Squandered: What Really Happened to Sri Lanka’s Economy?
An unholy trinity of three cardinal sins made Sri Lanka’s impending sovereign default a foregone conclusion.
To Mitigate Human Trafficking in Nepal, Increase Financial Inclusion
Human trafficking remains stubbornly entrenched in Nepal. Nepalis who are excluded from the formal economy are most at risk.