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UK must build new long-term partnerships with countries that will shape the future

Countries like Indonesia will play a far greater role in shaping the way the world looks over the century to come.

2 years ago
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Climate talks after the Xi-Biden meeting in Bali

That Xi and Biden agreed to resume bilateral climate talks is a positive outcome that could motivate other countries to pick up the slack in meeting their Paris climate commitments. ...

2 years ago
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EU has no choice but to accept a more powerful ASEAN

President Jokowi wants the European nations to let the Southeast Asian nations develop their economies in their own way.  ...

2 years ago

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Disability rights and the climate crisis

Each step of the process related to climate change mitigation and adaptation must involve persons with disabilities, as they are disproportionately affected by climate change and their exclusion can be a matter of life and death. 

2 years ago
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Good companies survive slowdowns. Great companies innovate.

In the next decade, Southeast Asia will be a leading global hub for innovation; the hottest region where all ambitious businesses will want to be.

2 years ago
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High recidivism rate threatens counterterrorism strategy

Many terrorist ex-convicts in Indonesia are still exposed to dangerous jihadist ideologies after they are released from prison. 

2 years ago
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What next after signing of Indonesia-Singapore Defense Cooperation Agreement?

Singapore claims that based on Article 51 of UNCLOS it has the right to conduct military exercises in some part of the Indonesian archipelagic waters.

2 years ago
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Future readiness: Why smaller businesses’ success matters

Research has shown that SMEs and mid-sized companies tend to be less resilient than their larger counterparts, but they in turn display much higher levels of agility.

2 years ago
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Leveraging Indonesia’s economic prowess for the Pacific

Indonesia could start by considering giving unilateral trade preferences with specific requirements tied to Indonesia’s geopolitical goals, such as respect for Indonesia’s territorial integrity.

2 years ago
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We need stronger universal health coverage after pandemic

Global health security is centered on preventing, detecting and responding to public health threats, particularly by protecting people from infectious disease threats.

2 years ago
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Xi's reelection may help RI economy, but protests may worsen anti-Chinese sentiments

Indonesia cannot turn a blind eye to what is currently happening in China – from massive protests against the government’s prolonged lockdown policy to repressive acts by the Chinese security forces against civilians.

2 years ago
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Indonesia’s climate target still got the worst rating despite being “more ambitious”

Global research coalition Climate Action Tracker (CAT) categorises Indonesia’s climate goals as “Critically Insufficient”, which means they are far from enough to curb global warming.

2 years ago
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When FIFA World Cup competes with Yosua’s murder trial

In the wake of growing public distrust in the law enforcers and judges due to the alleged judiciary mafia practices, it would be too long to wait for the panel of judges to deliver their verdict on Yosua’s murder case.

2 years ago
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Targeting protection for vulnerable groups amid global recession

The exclusion errors of the government's social safety net program during the pandemic indicate that the provision of targeted social protection must be improved, especially for the six provinces most likely to be impacted hard the global recession.

2 years ago
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Asia Pacific mayors forge powerful alliance to end tobacco use

The Health Ministry proposed the amendment of the regulation in May 2021, only to stir a conflict with several other ministries.

2 years ago
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Indonesia’s solidarity urgent for repressed nations

Indonesians remain wary of religious justifications of violence against civilians: On Dec. 7, a suicide bomber, a convict released on parole last year, attacked a police station in Bandung, West Java, killing one policeman. 

2 years ago
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EU can do much more to support ASEAN’s ambitious agenda

In order to change shifts and reach a new level of cooperation, it is indispensable to upgrade the level of political mechanisms between EU and ASEAN.

2 years ago
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Reflecting on the 40th anniversary of the constitution of the oceans

Some have argued that the convention gives too much power to coastal states and that it fails to adequately protect the rights of other nations with regard to the use of the oceans. 

2 years ago
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MNC Group clarifies

Trump Organization is only responsible for operation and branding, while the owner is MNC Group.

2 years ago
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Healthy soil for more nutritious food and healthier planet

Managing soil health with sustainable-agriculture practices and diversifying agriculture crops will lead to the nutrient density in harvested crop products and enrich crop products destined for people's consumption.

2 years ago
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Bank Indonesia strategy for perfect storm 2023

The fiscal authority can use the funds to boost economic growth and to provide social aid funds for people affected by the global recession.

2 years ago
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The future of Indonesia's digital-tax regime after G20 Summit

E-commerce taxation should be governed by a separate law, given its nature as a regular fiscal instrument rather than an emergency-financial response to the precarious situation. 

2 years ago
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Protecting people with weak immune system from COVID-19

New research has found that the effectiveness of a third vaccine dose is lower in patients with immunodeficiency disorders. 

2 years ago
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Tracking ASEAN countries’ energy agendas from COP27

In the short term, methane emissions are still expected to rise steadily, but in the long run, ASEAN member states may have to reconsider using gas as a transitional fuel.

2 years ago
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Anwar’s victory precursor to Nusantara’s economic, sociocultural revival

The political imagination and economic revival of Southeast Asia, especially Nusantara writ large, cannot be ruled out.

2 years ago
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Adopting G20 success in ASEAN meetings and summits

Jokowi says he will prioritize economic cooperation, not only among ASEAN member states, but in more strategic, multilateral collaboration with industrialized and advanced nations.

2 years ago
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The good, the bad and the ugly for forests and people in Southeast Asia and the Pacific

Despite the muted role of the region in the lead up to the loss and damage agreement, some countries in Southeast Asia demonstrated moments of progress and leadership, occasionally making headlines.

2 years ago
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Fake behavior strikes a chord with the corrupt

Fake behavior is all around and can have a domino effect which leads to corruption.

2 years ago
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Who will clean up Indonesia’s dirty cop problem?

Corruption is rife within Indonesia’s police ranks but it’s unclear whether there is the appetite to clean up their act.

2 years ago
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Arranging blended for financing energy transition

A clear taxonomy would allow investors to gauge the climate risk in their portfolio in the same way that bond ratings allow them to gauge the financial risk. 

2 years ago
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