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The Pandemic Hit Asia’s Garment Workers Especially Hard

The Pandemic Hit Asia’s Garment Workers Especially Hard

By Ana Salvá
NGOs say that Cambodian and Bangladeshi workers in the industry have faced worsening work conditions since COVID-19.
China’s Insistence on ‘Zero COVID’ in Hong Kong Has a Deeper Meaning

China’s Insistence on ‘Zero COVID’ in Hong Kong Has a Deeper Meaning

By William Nee
Beijing’s attack on Hong Kong’s elite may have consequences that outlast the pandemic.

Rapid COVID-19 Home Tests Surge in India, Experts Flag Risks

Rapid COVID-19 Home Tests Surge in India, Experts Flag Risks

By Aniruddha Ghosal and Shonali Ganguly
Although rules require people to share results with authorities, many aren’t doing so.

How Pandemic Paranoia Is Driving North Korea’s Strategy

How Pandemic Paranoia Is Driving North Korea’s Strategy

By Riccardo Villa
COVID-19 will continue to be the fundamental factor determining North Korea’s approach to the world.

Indonesia Breaks Daily COVID-19 Record as Omicron Surge Continues

Indonesia Breaks Daily COVID-19 Record as Omicron Surge Continues

By Sebastian Strangio
The surge has prompted the authorities to reintroduce some limited social restrictions on Java and Bali.
Xi Urges Hong Kong to Get Control as COVID-19 Cases Surge

Xi Urges Hong Kong to Get Control as COVID-19 Cases Surge

By Alice Fung and David Rising
Hong Kong is facing its worst outbreak of the pandemic but doggedly persists in matching the mainland’s “zero-COVID” strategy.

As COVID-19 Crashes Across Solomon Islands, Vaccines Must Be Available to All

As COVID-19 Crashes Across Solomon Islands, Vaccines Must Be Available to All

By Clement Manuri
If we want Solomon Islanders to have a safe future, our people must embrace vaccinations everywhere, on all islands, from the coast to the mountains and the valleys.
Beijing’s Ambitious Olympic COVID Bubble: So Far, So Good

Beijing’s Ambitious Olympic COVID Bubble: So Far, So Good

By Huizhong Wu and Ken Moritsugu
With the Games nearly halfway done, China is meeting its formidable Olympics challenge: welcoming 15,000 visitors without giving up on its “zero-COVID” strategy.

The Philippines’ COVID-19 Response Has Left the Most Vulnerable Behind

The Philippines’ COVID-19 Response Has Left the Most Vulnerable Behind

By Yvonne Su and Sivakamy Thayaalan
Far from being a "great leveler," the pandemic is much more likely to impact socioeconomically disadvantaged communities.

Philippines Fully Opens to Foreign Visitors After Nearly 2 Years

Philippines Fully Opens to Foreign Visitors After Nearly 2 Years

By Sebastian Strangio
The move, which follows a sudden easing of COVID-19 infections, will deliver a much-needed jolt to the nation's tourism industry.

Addressing the Southeast Asian Food Security Vulnerabilities Exposed by COVID-19

Addressing the Southeast Asian Food Security Vulnerabilities Exposed by COVID-19

By Mark S. Cogan and Paul D. Scott
The pandemic has highlighted just how precarious the region's food supplies are.
Hong Kong’s Zero-COVID Approach Meets Growing Frustration

Hong Kong’s Zero-COVID Approach Meets Growing Frustration

By Alice Fung and David Rising
“This is insane… There is no way to reach zero cases.”

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