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Editorial

Fiscal-monetary synergy

The challenge ahead is that the era of low-cost funds has demonstrably ended, especially after the Fed signaled on Wednesday that it would continue to hike rates.

3 years ago
Academia

Financial opportunity starts with access

When people say “digital disruption” those being disrupted are incumbent—often complacent—market players.  ...

3 years ago
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Nutrition, stunting and gender equality: Intimate trajectories

Gender disparities in nutrition for women and girls of reproductive age are still a serious problem in Indonesia.  ...

3 years ago

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Stop the war

As China and India have expressed their concern about the war and Putin is facing a rare instance of overt domestic opposition, the right moment has come to stop the conflict.

3 years ago
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What Personal Data Protection Law means to companies

A company can no longer negligently process – by among other methods collecting, storing and disclosing – personal data. Further, the company must ensure that the subject of the data can exercise their rights pertaining to their personal data.

3 years ago
Opinion

Analysis: Another Islamist party is heading for the rocks ahead of 2024

Trouble is brewing at the United Development Party (PPP), the country’s oldest Islamist party and among the seven parties in the coalition government, after chairman Suharso Monoarfa was toppled by what appears to be a slip of the tongue that offended kiai, the elderly heads of Islamic boarding schools.

3 years ago
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How did Queen Elizabeth II do it: Because she was a woman?

There is a belief that women make good leaders due to the fact that they score higher than men in most leadership skills.

3 years ago
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Imagining Southeast Asia that cared about human rights

Improving human rights in the ASEAN community will only happen if the new generations feel the urgency to have a better and fairer legal framework in place to protect their freedom.

3 years ago
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Women, peace and cybersecurity

The Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific's women, peace and security agenda, with participation, protection and prevention among the pillars would be useful to frame and streamline approaches to create safer cyberspaces, mainly because it cuts across political-security, economic and sociocultural pillars.

3 years ago
Editorial

Fostering digital resilience

Regardless of who Bjorka is, or what his real motive, the mysterious hacker is not our biggest threat. Our sheer technological incompetence is.

3 years ago
Academia

A shared vision for global health security, pandemic readiness

Governments and the private sector must cooperate to ensure that capabilities to develop and produce countermeasure are widely distributed, robust, and scalable in the event of a public health emergency. 

3 years ago
Academia

Enhancing Indonesia-France successful cooperation

France wants to support the export activities of its French strategic sectors, particularly those linked to the ecological transition.

3 years ago
Academia

Pockets of collaboration offer hope for tackling global challenges

Climate change is increasingly wreaking havoc worldwide, causing immense economic and human suffering. 

3 years ago
Academia

There is no peace without solidarity

There is a new world order in the making. We can already see today that this new world order will be more divisive than the one we are striving for.

3 years ago
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Remembering Azyumardi Azra, a man for all seasons

Azyumardi was the whole package. He carried out a beautiful balance between intellectuality and bureaucracy.

3 years ago
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What an extremely strong US dollar means to the global economy

Bank Indonesia’s FX reserves have already declined $9.1 billion as of August and there are no guarantees high coal prices will stay.

3 years ago
Editorial

The billion-dollar question

By Indonesia’s own estimate in 2018, the country needs more than US$20 billion per year to achieve the 2030 emissions-reduction target.

3 years ago
Opinion

Analysis: Protests over fuel price hike continue but unlikely to be effective

September has been marked by massive waves of street rallies, protesting against the government’s decision to increase subsidized fuel prices

3 years ago
Academia

Toward the digitization of the health systems in Indonesia

A digital healthcare ecosystem will significantly expand access to care, especially for underserved communities in remote, hard-to-reach areas. 

3 years ago
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The better the sustainability report, the more investment

Indonesian companies should be able to identify and explain how they manage future and potential ecological risks and consequently, prepare a strategic mitigation plan to respond to such climate risks.

3 years ago
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Munir’s family’s sacrifice, reminder of nation’s homework

Every turn to seek answers for Munir's death have added insult to injury.

3 years ago
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The ghost of identity politics and Anies’ presidential ambitions

Anies himself is tolerant and was raised in a modern and moderate Muslim family. But he seems not to have done enough to reconcile with Jakarta voters.

3 years ago
Editorial

Electric vehicles, now!

The hefty price hikes at Pertamina gas stations earlier this month not only alleviate the massive strain subsidies are putting on state coffers but also make conventional cars much more expensive to use.

3 years ago
Academia

Transforming education summit – the global moment of truth

Two in three governments have cut their education budgets while some international donors have announced their intention to reduce aid to education.

3 years ago
Academia

We all need to eat without consuming the world in the process

More than 80 percent of the world’s smallholders and family farmers live off the land in this region and their interests and livelihoods must be safeguarded. 

3 years ago
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Women in security forces – debunking masculinist protection

The question of women in the armed forces has drawn excitement as well as criticism from various feminist scholars. While some argue that such inclusion invalidates the logic of masculinist protection and debunks myths of war, others contend that this does little for the cause of gender equality as it perpetuates militarization, patriarchy and war.

3 years ago
Academia

The shameful conflict between Gen. Andika and Gen. Dudung

Factionalism in the institutions and animosity among the top brass will only erode public trust in the TNI and the police force as the guardians of national integrity, security and order.

3 years ago
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Will COVID-19 change the public’s attitude toward climate change?

The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the public’s concern about climate change and improved support for green recovery policies.

3 years ago
Editorial

Hello, ‘Hallyu’!

South Korea has invested heavily in the last two decades or so in promoting both traditional and pop cultural products that have been taking the world by storm.

3 years ago
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The quality of life of Asian families in an aged society

Governments need to devise new welfare programs for the region's aging population, as Asia's traditional family unit has evolved to include a growing number of households without children.

3 years ago
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