In this webinar, Mr Lucio Pitlo examines the appeal of China’s vaccine diplomacy in the Philippines, the gains obtained by both sides, concerns, and the challenges to Beijing’s vaccine outreach to its neighbouring country. Dr Paul Busbarat discussed the complexity of China’s vaccine diplomacy in Thailand.
In this webinar, Dr Serina Rahman and Ms Zaharah Raishan Mohd Yassin examines the state of Malaysia’s battle with Covid-19 under political uncertainty through a well-being lens and will offer some insight into the harsh realities of the average Malaysian on the ground.
In this webinar, Dr Chheang Vannarith explored the interests and intentions of China and the responses of the Mekong countries with regard to China’s concept of building a Community with a Shared Future.
Webinar on “Infrastructural Development in Periurban Myanmar: From ‘Post-Transition’ to ‘Post-Coup’”
In this webinar, Ms Courtney T. Wittekind explored the high-stakes decision-making in Yangon, Myanmar, where an ambitious proposal to transform three agricultural townships into a sprawling “new city” has made planning for the future a pressing task.
In this webinar, Dr Peter T.C. Chang sought to throw some light on such problems and prospects of China’s vaccine diplomacy in Malaysia and how despite setbacks, China’s vaccine diplomacy may have two redeeming features.
In this webinar, Dr Chheang Vannarith delves into China’s public health diplomacy by examining China’s Covid-19 assistance and vaccine diplomacy in mainland Southeast Asia.
In this fifth session of the webinar series on ‘Wellbeing in Southeast Asia’, Dr Bencharat Sae Chua examined the consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic on the well-being of prisoners in Thailand.
In this webinar, Dr Ardhitya Eduard Yeremia seeks to throw some light on the problems and prospects of China’s vaccine diplomacy in Indonesia and how it could shape Indonesia-China relations in the short- and long run.
In this fourth session of the webinar series on ‘Wellbeing in Southeast Asia’, Dr Apipa Prachyapruit examined the impact of the current Covid-19 pandemic on Thailand’s education system, as well as the responses of relevant policymakers and stakeholders in this ‘new normal’.
In this third session of the webinar series on ‘Wellbeing in Southeast Asia’, Dr Subadhra Rai examined the consequences of media portrayals on the well-being of healthcare professionals in Southeast Asia, with particular focus on the role of nurses during the Covid-19 Pandemic. Such portrayals are seen to have significant implications on the further development of the nursing profession.