In 2022, the World Bank declared South Asia to be one of the most vulnerable regions to climate shocks. With intensifying heat waves, cyclones, droughts and floods across the subcontinent, governments, businesses, and citizens are having to adapt to their 'new climate normal'. South Asia is home to more than 600 million poor people, where climate resilient solutions have become the need of the hour. In this episode, Ms Ramita Iyer, Research Analyst, ISAS, discusses South Asia's environmental security and related issues with Dr Sufia Khanom, Senior Research Fellow, Bangladesh Institute of International and Strategic Studies.
Episode 199: IPEF: Turning a New Corner - Thai and Regional Perspective
Episode 198: IPEF: Turning a New Corner - an Indian Perspective
Episode 197: IPEF: Turning a New Corner - an Australian Perspective
Episode 196: India-Nepal Bilateral Relationship
Episode 195: ASEAN-India Maritime Exercise
Episode 194: India-EU FTA - Issues and Implications
Episode 193: Decoding the Karnataka Verdict
Episode 192: India’s SCO Presidency
Episode 191: Indian Foreign Policy amidst India’s G20 and SCO Presidency
Episode 190: South Asia Geoeconomics
Episode 189: Indian Foreign Trade Policy 2023
Episode 188: Examining a Decade of the BRI and CPEC
Episode 187: Political and Economic Crisis in Pakistan
Episode 186: The IPEF Negotiations
Episode 185: Connectivity and Cooperation in the Bay of Bengal Region
Episode 184: State Elections 2023 - BJP and Northeast India
Episode 183: Critical Minerals in India
Episode 182: Air Pollution in North India
Episode 181: Sustainability Issues in the Himalayas
Episode 180: Green Hydrogen in India
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