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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
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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

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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
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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
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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
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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.

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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
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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
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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
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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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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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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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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
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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
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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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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
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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
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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
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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
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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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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
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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
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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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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.

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