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European Foundation for South Asian Studies
EFSAS

Located in Amsterdam, the European Foundation for South Asian Studies (EFSAS) is an EU accredited, independent, non-profit think tank and policy research institution.

EFSAS focuses on political, economic and socio-cultural themes in South Asia, with a specific focus on issues like Terrorism, Indo-Pak relations and the Jammu & Kashmir conflict.

EFSAS provides strategic in-depth analysis, research, statistical data, policy advice and forecasts related to developments in the fields of politics, economics, international relations, conflict management, human rights, security, diplomacy, strategic affairs and conflict resolution.

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EFSAS Commentary

Protests in Bangladesh

EFSAS Commentary 19-07-2024

Nepal's politics

Newsletter June 2024

EFSAS Newsletter

 

 

Announcements


EFSAS is pleased to announce its new partnership with Asia Elects & Europe Elects

EFSAS establishes its new partnership with Asia Elects & Europe Elects, market leaders in the analysis of polls and election data in Asia and Europe.

Opening remarks by Junaid Qureshi at EFSAS Conference in House of Commons

The European Foundation for South Asian Studies (EFSAS), in collaboration with the Labour Foreign Policy Group, organized a Conference, ‘China's Expansionism…

EFSAS Conference in House of Commons, UK Parliament - London

In collaboration with the Labour Foreign Policy Group,EFSAS will be organizing Conference, ‘China's Expansionism in South Asia’,  in Committee Room 6 of…

News & Cases

EFSAS comments on the violent anti-quota protests erupting in Bangladesh

The quota system in Bangladesh was introduced in 1972 and has been changed several times, before it was abolished in 2018.

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EFSAS comments on yet another change in government in Nepal in less than two years

Since multiparty democracy was introduced in Nepal, it has had 32 governments and 13 different ones since it became a federal republic in 2008.

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EFSAS comments on global debate around Indian PM Modi’s visit to Moscow

Russia described the visit as game-changing, Ukraine as a huge disappointment, and the US said it was carefully watching the visit unfold.

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Indian PM Modi’s upcoming visit to Russia and the China factor

PM Modi’s trip to Moscow for a standalone State visit on 8 and 9 July is expected to focus on strategic, economic and military ties.

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