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Editorial

Our economic resilience

One domestic downside risk is that the steady rise of inflation will weaken consumer purchasing power and eat away at private consumption.

3 years ago
Academia

Science can clear the air for pollution policymakers

Together, satellite data, atmospheric-chemistry modelling and ground-based monitoring could help mitigate the South Asian air-pollution crisis. ...

3 years ago
Academia

Laying down the law on air pollution

Air pollution is an international problem. Domestic and international laws could work together to combat it. ...

3 years ago

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G20 response to the development of crypto-assets activities

The closer people get to technology, the higher the potential growth of treacherous crypto assets and the greater risk of a society trusting them as currencies. 

3 years ago
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How coolheaded central bankers curb the heightening inflation

Sharp increases in oil and food prices recently have created supply shocks driving policy rate hikes in many countries. 

3 years ago
Editorial

China-Taiwan tension

An open and direct military confrontation between the two giants is an unlikely scenario for many, but any miscalculation by either side could trigger a catastrophe in the Indo-Pacific region.

3 years ago
Academia

Borderless haze threatens Southeast Asia

Governments, civil society and the international community need to work fast as the dry season approaches and smoke haze returns in Southeast Asia.

3 years ago
Academia

Fixing Jakarta's commuter pollution problem

The Indonesian capital’s air quality is already bad. Emissions from vehicles commuting from its fringes worsens the situation.

3 years ago
Opinion

Analysis: Vaccine importers make huge gains from FMD outbreak

Nearly two months after the first foot and mouth disease (FMD) case was reported, the government finally started the cattle vaccination program for 60.6 vaccine shots in 2022-2023.

3 years ago
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We need solid data to combat extreme poverty

Good data governmance and good data remain the challenges to achieving the government's goal of eradicating extreme poverty by 2024.

3 years ago
Editorial

Sex, lies and more lies

The alleged cover-up is just the tip of the iceberg of the endemic corruption within the police force.

3 years ago
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Why financial inclusion is still not relevant yet to Indonesia’s current circumstances

Financial inclusion as a whole does not really have the mechanism and mitigation to protect the vulnerable from the risks the financial markets pose.

3 years ago
Editorial

PayPal in our pockets

As the country’s economy continues to thrive and consumer spending continues to grow, there is huge potential for cross-border commerce to develop in Indonesia. 

3 years ago
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Is Indonesia among the fastest-growing economies?

According to the theory, for Indonesia to prosper, we should specialize in what we are currently good at producing, such as palm oil and coal.  

3 years ago
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Toward ASEAN digital community

The existence of digitally related subjects in the school curriculum would direct students from an early age to be digitally responsible. 

3 years ago
Academia

Edge computing and 5G powering a greener Indonesian economy

The Indonesian IoT market is expected to reach US$30 billion by 2022, and the sector’s impact will be significant in enhancing industrial productivity.

3 years ago
Opinion

Analysis: Much work to be done in new Papuan provinces

President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo officially enacted three laws establishing new Papuan provinces – South Papua, Central Papua and the Papua Highlands – on July 25.

3 years ago
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Indonesia’s ‘polygamous’ game in dealing with China and the US

Indonesia, like many other ASEAN members, knows doing business with the world’s second-largest economy China is more profitable than with the US, but at the same time, it feels more comfortable with the presence of the US in the Indo-Pacific region.

3 years ago
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Indonesia’s economy under global perfect challenge

From an international economic perspective, cooperation with close economic partners is essential to secure Indonesia's economic resiliency. 

3 years ago
Editorial

Bravo ASEAN

As a pragmatic leader, Hun Sen realized that taking sides with the murderous junta leader would only tarnish his position among ASEAN leaders.

3 years ago
Academia

A future-proof and forward-looking ASEAN economic community

We should be mindful that ASEAN’s journey as a community continues to take shape amid an increasingly complex and uncertain strategic landscape, including non-traditional security challenges.

3 years ago
Academia

My message from Hiroshima

A new arms race is picking up speed, with governments spending hundreds of billions of dollars to upgrade their stockpiles of nuclear arms.

3 years ago
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Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan a test of China's global aspirations

While we all expect a big scare following Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan, pursuing unification through military might will not only be reckless but against the long-term interests of Beijing.

3 years ago
Academia

PM Hun Sen surprisingly stands up to Myanmar generals

The Cambodian prime minister’s turnaround will pave the way for a more unified ASEAN stance on Myanmar.

3 years ago
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When cops start shooting cops, who’s going to police the police?

Despite 20 years of reform efforts, the National Police continue to be one institution with a very strong esprit de corps, where the force regularly protects its own, especially in the top brass.

3 years ago
Editorial

Honoring the human spirit

The ASEAN Para Games has been a winning demonstration of the participating athletes' determination and hard work, whether they took home a medal or not.

3 years ago
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The cultural entrepreneurship of Citayam Fashion Week

The Citayam Fashion Week shows how teens from Jakarta's periphery successfully constructed a new meaning, a trend, a new reality.

3 years ago
Academia

AI shows its worth in making sense of online health

Natural language processing is an emerging, complex form of analysis. But a study from Indonesia showed computers can draw sense from doctors’ chats.

3 years ago
Academia

Indonesia should strengthen accountability and transparency in social sector

Indonesia is also one of just five economies we examined in Asia that limit tax deductions for donations to organizations working in certain sectors. 

3 years ago
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Why EU imposes countervailing duties on Indonesian steel from Morowali

Most of China’s investment projects are export-oriented with capital, operational financing, services related to production, marketing and even labor supplied directly by the parent companies.

3 years ago
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