News & Insights Across Asia
Through the imaginative artwork of eight-year-old Serena Zou from the US, China comes alive as a vibrant tapestry of giant pandas, ping-pong, dragon dances, bubble tea, and lamian noodles.
Nine-year-old Indonesian artist Jeanette Fay Gunawan captures China’s spirit in her award-winning artwork “10 Things about China,” celebrating vibrant culture and traditions.
In northern Gaza, carpenter Saber Dawas crafts wooden shoes to protect barefoot children, addressing a critical need amid escalating conflict and shortages of essential goods.
Musician Fehmi Al Saqqa, displaced from Gaza City, uses music to help children in Khan Younis refugee camp overcome their fears amid ongoing conflict.
Typhoon Yagi has affected nearly six million children across Southeast Asia, compromising access to essential services, the United Nations reports as relief efforts continue.
Vietnamese children are learning about unexploded ordnance to protect themselves and their communities, addressing the lingering dangers of war while securing a brighter future.
Asia’s youngest children are among the most vulnerable to climate change, yet their needs are often overlooked in climate discussions.
Children in Asian conflict zones face deep psychological scars from war. This article explores the unseen impact on their lives and the urgent need for support to heal these invisible wounds.
With classrooms reopening across Asia, the focus turns to when children will receive COVID-19 vaccines. While adults are being immunized, trials for children are underway, marking a crucial step toward controlling the pandemic.