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Accelerating digital transformation in MSMEs through education

Yet, our education system has been built on the mindset of fear of failing examinations. 

3 years ago
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Pineapples and high-speed rail: Mission of economy for Indonesia and China

Rather than submarines of war, the game is about fruits, toll roads and coding of car-hailing apps that weave the web of people’s steadily improving lives. ...

3 years ago
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ASEAN community can no longer tolerate Myanmar junta

The recent executions are a full-blown rebuff of the five-point consensus, indicating that the ASEAN consensus has neither a normative nor a deterrent effect on the junta. ...

3 years ago

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BI's turn now to act

We are lucky that though we depend mainly on fuel imports, the government can afford to cushion the impact of rising international oil prices to protect the purchasing power of the people. 

3 years ago
Academia

G20 Youth: Give us a seat at G20 Bali Summit

Around 100 members of the Group of 20 youth delegation gathered last week in Jakarta and Bandung for the Y20 Summit 2022.

3 years ago
Academia

AI provides a jolt of energy for Indonesian medical research

Indonesia’s growth as a medical research hub will only go as far as its capacity to power its public health facilities. AI could speed up the process.

3 years ago
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AI in the pharmaceutical industry promises cheaper, faster, better drugs

Finding potential new drugs is becoming faster and cheaper, thanks to artificial intelligence, but challenges remain.

3 years ago
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Muslim headcover conundrum: When covering up actually exposes

Now Wahhabism has become more mainstream in Indonesia, especially in politicized contexts and as the 2024 presidential elections approach. 

3 years ago
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How Indonesia can lead ASEAN in ending the Myanmar crisis

Indonesia needs to indicate its readiness to lead ASEAN to revamp the five-point consensus, making it clearer with specific operationalization to work according to what ASEAN, not the Myanmar junta, wants.

3 years ago
Academia

Time for the world to react to the junta's brutal force

ASEAN lacks strategic pressure to convince the junta to undertake meaningful steps toward the proposed peace plan. 

3 years ago
Academia

Equality before the law: Are some more equal than others?

The latest draft of the Criminal Code (KUHP) sounds a deep and visceral warning that passing it as is will lead to the return of an authoritarian regime in Indonesia.

3 years ago
Academia

PLA in the new era: Firmly safeguard world peace and development

Humanitarian-relief cooperation has become a highlight of military cooperation between China and Indonesia. 

3 years ago
Editorial

Pelosi is playing with fire

All fires start with a spark, and it might still not be too late for Biden to put out the one that the US has lit in our neighborhood by allowing Pelosi's Taiwan visit.

3 years ago
Academia

Machine learning to help predict future dengue fever outbreaks

Indonesia’s dengue fever outbreaks are increasingly frequent. Artificial Intelligence can help to predict where the next hotspot will be.

3 years ago
Academia

AI helps scientists keep up in COVID-19 mutation race

Artificial intelligence can help predict mutations in COVID-19. Some have achieved a perfect strike rate.

3 years ago
Opinion

Analysis: Hopes for peace dim as Papuan armed group step up attacks

Violence in Papua has taken a new twist after chilling video footage showing members of a Papuan armed group beheading a man in Bintang Mountains regency circulated on July 19.

3 years ago
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Cooking oil debacle ends but price volatility still looms

But since cooking oil is a basic staple food, the government should intervene to shield low-income groups and micro and small enterprises from the inflationary impact during the boom cycle.

3 years ago
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Can a BI 'preemptive strike' stop the rupiah depreciation?

The ongoing weakening of the rupiah is an anomalous occurrence, and the central bank might want to consider expanding its market operation as a "preemptive strike" to bolster the currency.

3 years ago
Academia

Making the case against bad profits via shrinkflation

In much of Asia, inflation seems to be under control, largely due to steadier food prices.

3 years ago
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The state cannot on its own govern the entire internet

The memories of the public and civil society are filled with the government’s draconian digital history of internet blockages and blackouts.

3 years ago
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Writing a new chapter in East Asia cooperation

The ongoing meeting between the foreign ministers of ASEAN member states and China poses a significant opportunity for the two sides to accelerate development along mutual interests.

3 years ago
Editorial

Garuda Shield expanded

Some may suspect that Super Garuda Shield is just another trick to contain China, but Indonesia has invited China to participate in other forms of cooperation.

3 years ago
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Indonesia’s diplomatic hat trick

President Jokowi’s mission has raised awareness that the only option is to stop, not prolong, the war. 

3 years ago
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Future of e-commerce in Indonesia is conversational

In another three years, the Indonesian internet economy is expected to reach US$146 billion in value, at a growth rate of 20 percent compounded annual growth rate. 

3 years ago
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Step up surveillance, strengthen public health measures to prevent monkeypox transmission

A coordinated response that actively combats stigma can stop transmission and protect vulnerable groups.

3 years ago
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Why is Indonesia prone to charity-funds embezzlement?

We tend to believe that the people or the organizations whom we trust with our money are trustworthy.

3 years ago
Editorial

Statesmanship or brinkmanship

Given the increasing rivalry and tension between the two powers, Biden and Xi should continue to maintain their line of communication and talk as frequently as needed to prevent a war. 

3 years ago
Academia

How Southeast Asian tech firms strategize in a downturn

Strong talent will do their due diligence and will gravitate towards companies who are prudent and profitable.

3 years ago
Opinion

Analysis: Big gas reserve found in the Aceh sea amid departing global oil firms

A large gas deposit was discovered recently near the coast of Aceh. The Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry described the discovery as potentially one of the largest in the world.

3 years ago
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Stunting: Lessons learned and the way forward

Further reducing the stunting rate would require local leaders and communities to innovate. 

3 years ago
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