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Is NATO setting a dangerous course foraying into Indo-Pacific? It depends

India and Indonesia, the two largest Asian countries outside China, have remained non-aligned in all this and are more representatives of the region.

3 years ago
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EU envoy responds

The European Union has no sanctions on Russian (or anybody’s) wheat or fertilizer exports, nor do our sanctions apply to non-EU countries (no “extra-territoriality”).  ...

3 years ago
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Online learning: How to protect children's personal data

Governments and parents must up their game in protecting children's privacy while they are online, even during online learning. ...

3 years ago

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Five things to look forward to in the future

To advance toward the net-zero transition by mid-century, it is imperative to seize opportunities to foster cleaner air and clean electrification.

3 years ago
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The world is burning. We need a renewables revolution

The answer lies in renewables – for climate action, for energy security, and for providing clean electricity to the hundreds of millions of people who currently lack it. 

3 years ago
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Jokowi’s Russian mission is great, though it achieves little

After his courageous trip to Ukraine and Russia, President Jokowi should immediately build a solid and strong team to follow up on his peace initiative. 

3 years ago
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Do not hijack the renewable energy bill

Coming up with a blanket term like “new energy” for old technologies or certain types of fossil energy not only deprives the renewable energy bill of its intended purpose, but also diminishes Indonesia’s global leadership quality.

3 years ago
Editorial

Who will lead Jakarta?

While the Jakarta gubernatorial election is still two years away, Jakartans should start envisioning what kind of leader they want, especially after the city stops being the nation's capital.

3 years ago
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How scholarships can transform Indonesia into an advanced nation

Scholarship programs are one of the instruments for producing superior human resources for a progressive Indonesia. 

3 years ago
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The true reasons behind the looming global food crisis

During the period of the “corona crisis”, Western governments “pulled off” scarce commodity flows and worsened the already difficult situation in developing countries dependent on food imports. 

3 years ago
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Scholarships alone won’t solve specialist doctor shortage

In Indonesia, general practitioners who come from a better socio-economic background stand a better chance of getting into medical residency earlier.

3 years ago
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Shalom to Israeli team

Sports and Youth Affairs Minister Zainudin Amali said there should be no qualms about Israel’s participation in the U-20 World Cup as the matter had been discussed and agreed upon by all parties, including Indonesia as the host, since 2019.

3 years ago
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Low earth orbit satellites: Connecting the unconnected

Satellite networks only carry a fraction of the data traffic that powers the internet, and still rely on terrestrial infrastructure to deliver internet-based services to end users.

3 years ago
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How an asteroid near-miss shocked the UN

Spurred by a near miss, the world built an alert system to detect asteroids heading for Earth. But it’s not clear who would decide what to do next.

3 years ago
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The promising prospect of a nuclear-weapons prohibition treaty

The treaty warrants strong hope for finally providing a legal framework to completely delegitimize nuclear weapons.

3 years ago
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Holywings case shows political appeal of conservatism persists

Both Ahok and Holywings share commonalities. Their controversies revived emotive politics on the basis of religious values and a complex calculation to reframe figures as the people’s enemy.

3 years ago
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After chairing G20 Summit, Jokowi should shift focus to Myanmar

Hun Sen has shown his penchant for undermining ASEAN’s collective action against the Myanmar junta.

3 years ago
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Courageous mission

Commendation also goes to First Lady Iriana who stoically stood by the President, accompanying him on the trip to what is currently the most dangerous war zone in the world.

3 years ago
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Trouble is brewing for the future of beer

Brewers are pursuing solutions to reduce water usage, encourage more sustainable farming, limit material use, and power facilities with clean energy.

3 years ago
Editorial

Controlling subsidized fuel

We suggest that the application system only allow cars with an engine displacement capacity of up to 1,500 cc to access the subsidized fuels, otherwise bigger-capacity cars would shift from the higher grade Pertamax gasoline (RON92) to Pertalite (RON90). 

3 years ago
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Has the South China Sea become a nuclear playground?

Stronger policy instruments are needed to protect the environment in and around the Indo-Pacific region.

3 years ago
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Unpacking Indonesia’s digital accessibility

A more meaningful indicator to examine digital access is how well people use the internet and how safe they are when conducting digital activities.

3 years ago
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We must think about tax justice and the moral responsibilities of the rich

The rich’s ability to direct policies has increased inequality. We must rethink how we implement our fiscal policy to address this problem.

3 years ago
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How oil, gas companies accelerate energy transition

Fiscal and non-fiscal incentives could provide a boost to launch green products while encouraging the market to grow and meet economies of scale.

3 years ago
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Making abortion legal

In Indonesia, abortion remains illegal, except for in cases of rape or to save the mother's life, as stipulated in the 2009 Health Law.

3 years ago
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RI’s domestic workers more protected abroad than at home

Employers in Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Saudi Arabia and other Middle East countries in many cases surpass their Indonesian counterparts when it comes to treating domestic workers.

3 years ago
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Singapore and Riau Islands do not belong to Malaysia

This is not the time to make unwarranted claims of sovereignty. This is the time to build the nation by preserving and taking care of the sanctity of its territory.

3 years ago
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Participatory marine governance a must to tackle ocean issues

The country’s marine governance follows a hierarchical or centralized model, in which the state is the main actor in regulating and implementing marine regulations both at the central and local levels.

3 years ago
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Politics of bigotry

Indonesia is also facing its own demons when it comes to identity politics, as our very own politicians pander to fringe Islamist groups for electoral gains.

3 years ago
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Health in post-pandemic era: Recover together, recover stronger

Countries need to take care of other health problems in the post-pandemic era that may have been neglected during the COVID-19 crisis. 

3 years ago
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