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Cover-up at the core, police accountability must begin now

The murder case has revealed a deeply disturbing instance of an abuse and excessive use of force, including an illegal use of firearms by a high-ranking officer. 

3 years ago
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Stepping out of the long shadow of the economy

As women tend to work with limited capacity, skills or funding, they stand a little chance of advancing in their careers or business.  ...

3 years ago
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Pelosi's Taiwan junket was nothing but poison

Speaker Pelosi has been struggling in a quagmire of political difficulties in recent months. Her party is having trouble securing a House majority in the upcoming midterm election. ...

3 years ago

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Let’s talk about marriage and all its consequences

Like millions, if not billions, of people worldwide, Indonesian parents do not know the critical strategies of raising their children and teenagers in the digital age.

3 years ago
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Wooing millennials to invest in sustainable projects

A larger contribution by domestic investors will ensure that development financing is accessible and financial stability is easier to maintain in the face of global uncertainties.

3 years ago
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Indonesia's quiet feminist foreign policy: What next?

While Indonesia has been quietly pushing feminist diplomacy on the international stage, it has yet to come out and embrace the concept as its foreign policy approach.

3 years ago
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Unintended pregnancies put women’s health and lives at risk

In the developing world, unsafe abortions cost an estimated US$553 million per year in treatment costs alone, the UNFPA says.

3 years ago
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Abolishing death penalty is a long game to play

It is essential to create a critical mass, a larger audience of new generation Singaporeans who are ready and equipped to question the death penalty. 

3 years ago
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Smart ways to decarbonize supply chain and logistics with AI

Intelligent logistics solutions allow delivery managers to configure and prioritize eco-friendly modes of transportation for short-distance deliveries.

3 years ago
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How political, economic interests fail our universities

University officials are likely to build a close relationship with government officials, members of the political elite and people with strong social, cultural, political and economic resources to pursue their personal gains.

3 years ago
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Diplomatic ties with Israel unimaginable for Indonesian Muslims

Kalla may have government backing, although I am almost sure that President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo will never accept the idea because it would be political suicide to say anything good about Israel.

3 years ago
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Arms Trade Treaty at risk of irrelevance

If the Arms Trade Treaty’s many signatories reaffirm their commitment to the agreement’s aims, they could start to see real change.

3 years ago
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What jetskis, horses and gun-toting leaders have to do with international peace

Global leaders who style themselves as military strong men may weaken United Nations negotiations over the trade in arms.

3 years ago
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Sustaining social protection during fiscal consolidation

The social protection budget has been credited with reducing poverty and protecting the poor from economic shocks. 

3 years ago
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Unraveling the untamed tangle of fuel issues

Fuel subsidies and management pose a two-pronged challenge for the government to solve in light of ever-increasing domestic demand, declining supplies and ongoing global uncertainty.

3 years ago
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Lessons learned from the 1997 Asian financial crisis

The disappearance of the “iron curtain” or the harsh borders between socialist and capitalist economies raises the number participants in and the of fierceness of global competition.

3 years ago
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Who will champion the Rohingya? Draconian refugee policies must end now

Across the region, Rohingya are treated as illegals and exploited by those who seek to benefit from their precarious status. 

3 years ago
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'Jokowinomics' buys political stability for $33.5 billion

The government's penchant for maintaining the fuel subsidy in spite of high global prices and sage economic advice is linked to its ingrained fear of political instability, but the opportunity cost may be much higher in the long term.

3 years ago
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Charting pathways for Indonesia’s personal data protection ecosystem

The wait-and-see approach of some of the private ESPs to registering with the Online Single Submission (OSS) was understandable as they would have to comply with some problematic provisions in the regulation related to data governance, content moderation and access to their systems. 

3 years ago
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Lessons learned from the 1997 Asian financial crisis

In terms of Human Development Index (HDI) China ranks 85th in the world, Indonesia and the Philippines at 107th place and Vietnam at 117th, though these countries have done well in terms of improvement throughout the period of 2010 and 2019. 

3 years ago
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Indonesia’s ‘Super Apps’: Will they be another waste of state budget?

The Indonesia’s Ministry of Communication and Information’s (Kominfo) plan to merge around 24,000 government apps into just eight apps, which they call ‘Super Apps’, is worth closer scrutiny.

3 years ago
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Policing monopoly: Serving and protecting whom?

Most good drivers yield to a police car speeding its way along the country's roads, lights blazing and siren blaring, and even to nonofficial vehicles with a police escort. But are they really serving and protecting the public?

3 years ago
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Small firms, big impacts: Green transition must embrace SMEs

SMEs must be an integral part of the green transition and related policies, as they play an immense role in fostering innovation and building economic resilience. 

3 years ago
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Police need urgent organizational overhaul, like the military did

A senior minister said the police’s concealment lasted almost one month because Ferdy was “very powerful” even to higher-ups in the police.

3 years ago
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Build up equitable vaccination practices before the next pandemic

We cannot afford a repeat of trade barriers stopping the lion’s share of vaccines produced in India from reaching Africans.

3 years ago
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Indonesia's COVID-19 recovery plan relies on dirty energy

Policies supporting fossil fuels are an instant way to ramp up the economy. However, this could come back to hit Indonesia’s economy in the medium to long-term.

3 years ago
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Mapping inequality in Dutch colonial-era Indonesia

Studying inequality in the Dutch East Indies gives an idea of how economic development is negatively affected by high levels of inequality when economic freedom is lacking, such as under colonialism.

3 years ago
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Why play-to-own is the next space to watch in Indonesia’s crypto gaming ecosystem

Record internet penetration rates and a burgeoning mobile-first, middle class that is gravitating toward digital assets will drive Asia to surpass Western markets in its appetite for NFTs.

3 years ago
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Preparing secure cloud environment in the digital new norm

From the bottom up, the architecture should include security modules of different layers, so that companies can build trustworthy data security solutions on the cloud layer by layer.

3 years ago
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The arrival of a ‘final variant’ could mark the pandemic’s end

One of the most likely scenarios would be closer to the 1918 pandemic, with COVID-19 eventually becoming seasonal and milder. 

3 years ago
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