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ASEAN Must Strengthen Regional Cooperation to Close the Gap on SDGs

31 January, 20256 February, 2025 isjoeyliang@ntu.edu.sg

2025 is a pivotal year for the global community. This year is mid-point for the achievement of the Sustainable Development

BIPSS Member Events

Global Trends 2025

25 January, 20256 February, 2025 isjoeyliang@ntu.edu.sg

Bangladesh Institute of Peace and Security Studies (BIPSS) recently hosted a high-level roundtable on “Global Trends 2025” at The Westin,

Member Events WISCOMP

WISCOMP SAAHAS Awards Ceremony 2024

26 December, 202418 February, 2025 isjoeyliang@ntu.edu.sg

From countering cultures of misogyny to fostering cultures of peace, climate activism, facilitating interfaith dialogue and advocating for the rights

BIPSS Environmental Security Member Events

Climate Change and Security: Addressing Potential Instabilities in Bangladesh

24 December, 202415 January, 2025 isjoeyliang@ntu.edu.sg

The Bangladesh Institute of Peace and Security Studies (BIPSS), with exclusive funding from the European Union, successfully hosted a workshop

ASAN Conflict and Community Security Member Events

Seminar with the Delegation of War & Peace Fellows of Dartmouth College

11 December, 202415 January, 2025 isjoeyliang@ntu.edu.sg

On Tuesday, December 10, the Delegation of War & Peace Fellows, Dickey Center for International Understanding, Dartmouth College visited the

NTS Analysis

ASEAN Community 2025 — Towards Truly Inclusive Economic Development

29 November, 202415 January, 2025 isjoeyliang@ntu.edu.sg

ASEAN’s aspirations to create a highly cohesive and integrated economic region are outlined in its ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) Blueprint,

BIPSS Member Events Water Security

Turbulent Water: Navigating Maritime Security in a Divided Indo-Pacific

18 November, 202415 January, 2025 isjoeyliang@ntu.edu.sg

At the Bay of Bengal Conversation, organized by the Centre for Governance Studies, Major General A N M Muniruzzaman (retd),

Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief Member Events NTS Centre, RSIS

Humanitarian Futures Forum (HFF) 2024

29 October, 202415 January, 2025 isjoeyliang@ntu.edu.sg

The Humanitarian Futures Forum (HFF) 2024, co-organised by RSIS | S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies and the Changi Regional

Health Security NTS Analysis

Scaling up Biotechnology and Bioenergy for Southeast Asia’s Energy Transition

26 October, 202415 January, 2025 isjoeyliang@ntu.edu.sg

Scaling up Biotechnology and Bioenergy for Southeast Asia’s Energy Transition Bioenergy is one of the many diverse resources available to help

NTS Analysis

Sequestered Solutions: The Crucial Role of Blue Carbon Ecosystems in Southeast Asia

28 September, 202415 January, 2025 isjoeyliang@ntu.edu.sg

Southeast Asia is home to some of the world’s largest blue carbon stocks, with 37% of the world’s mangroves and 23%

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Climate Risks to Peace and Security in Southeast Asia

Julius Cesar Imperial Trajano, Adam Hansen, Jeselyn and Mely Caballero-Anthony

30 April, 2026

Southeast Asia stands at the intersection of accelerating climate risks and complex peace and security challenges.

From oil shock to nuclear surge in Asia

15 April, 2026

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has delivered a sharp energy shock to Asia, exposing the region’s deep vulnerability...

Emerging Biosecurity Landscape in Southeast Asia

Mely Caballero-Anthony, Julius Cesar Imperial Trajano, Jose Ma. Luis P. Montesclaros and Jeselyn

25 March, 2026

In Southeast Asia, porous borders are closely associated with transnational security challenges, including environmental degradation, irregular migration, and smuggling and...