INASIA
Insights and Analysis
Peering into the Year Ahead in Asia
The year is still young, but our country representatives are looking ahead to the trends and developments that will affect the course of peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific in 2022.
Podcast: Making School Accessibility Philippine Policy
A comprehensive new policy from the Philippine Department of Education is set to start dismantling barriers that keep students with disabilities out of the classroom. The new policy has some unmistakable fingerprints from The Asia Foundation’s Coalitions for Change.
Mobilizing Climate-Resilient Infrastructure in Asia
As COP26 nears an end in Glasgow, Scotland, it’s time to reflect on the consequences of Asia’s lack of climate-resilient infrastructure.
InAsia’s Greatest Hits of 2021
As 2022 beckons, it’s time to take a fond look back at the best of InAsia from the year gone by.
Can U.S. Assistance Reinvigorate the U.S.-Thai Alliance?
U.S.-Thai relations matter now more than ever, writes The Asia Foundation’s Thomas Parks. After the historic lows of the post-2014 coup years, recent developments signal an important shift towards more strategic cooperation.
Video: Pilot, Paratrooper, and Human Rights Advocate Ifrah Faiz
When Ifrah Faiz turned 18, she defied the narrow expectations faced by many young women and fulfilled her childhood dream to become a paratrooper and a jet pilot in the Pakistani Air Force.
Podcast: Water, Gender, and Poverty Collide in Cambodian Watershed
An investigation in Cambodia’s vital Stung Chinit watershed has found that solutions to water inequality lie at the crossroads of irrigation infrastructure and gender.
Podcast: The State of Conflict and Violence in Asia
Has a decade of growing prosperity tamed intercommunal violence in Asia? In a new report, Nobel Peace Prize–winner Maria Ressa and others weigh in on the state of conflict and the growing perils of social media.
Peering into the Year Ahead in Asia
The year is still young, but our country representatives are looking ahead to the trends and developments that will affect the course of peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific in 2022.
InAsia’s Greatest Hits of 2021
As 2022 beckons, it’s time to take a fond look back at the best of InAsia from the year gone by.
Podcast: Making School Accessibility Philippine Policy
A comprehensive new policy from the Philippine Department of Education is set to start dismantling barriers that keep students with disabilities out of the classroom. The new policy has some unmistakable fingerprints from The Asia Foundation’s Coalitions for Change.
Can U.S. Assistance Reinvigorate the U.S.-Thai Alliance?
U.S.-Thai relations matter now more than ever, writes The Asia Foundation’s Thomas Parks. After the historic lows of the post-2014 coup years, recent developments signal an important shift towards more strategic cooperation.
Podcast: Water, Gender, and Poverty Collide in Cambodian Watershed
An investigation in Cambodia’s vital Stung Chinit watershed has found that solutions to water inequality lie at the crossroads of irrigation infrastructure and gender.
Mobilizing Climate-Resilient Infrastructure in Asia
As COP26 nears an end in Glasgow, Scotland, it’s time to reflect on the consequences of Asia’s lack of climate-resilient infrastructure.
Video: Pilot, Paratrooper, and Human Rights Advocate Ifrah Faiz
When Ifrah Faiz turned 18, she defied the narrow expectations faced by many young women and fulfilled her childhood dream to become a paratrooper and a jet pilot in the Pakistani Air Force.
Podcast: The State of Conflict and Violence in Asia
Has a decade of growing prosperity tamed intercommunal violence in Asia? In a new report, Nobel Peace Prize–winner Maria Ressa and others weigh in on the state of conflict and the growing perils of social media.