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Russia and Ukraine have a common enemy - time

War’s most inflexible factor is time. How Ukraine and Russia’s clocks tick down will decide who wins this war.

2 years ago
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Many Indonesians still misunderstand climate change – so how can we change this?

Despite the country’s good progress in addressing climate change, two recent surveys have shown many Indonesians do not understand climate change or its causes. ...

2 years ago
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Indonesia’s Constitutional Court on verge of making history

Indonesia’s constitution makes repeated reference to the universality of human rights and states clearly in Article 281 Paragraph 4 that it is the direct responsibility of the government to protect human rights. ...

2 years ago

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Women in the shadow of men, patriarchy in the face of disaster

When women were attempting to reduce the potential risk of gender-based violence in refugee camps, this positive suggestion was dismissed simply because it came from women's mouths. 

2 years ago
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Developing Indonesia’s circular economy from Bantar Gebang trash mountain

By promoting a circular-economy policy Indonesian people can make Indonesia even more captivating and attractive for tourists.

2 years ago
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The Dutch are not guilty of war crimes in Indonesia?

With their assumption that the Indonesian land once rightfully belonged to the Netherlands, they reveal that at present, colonial thinking is still the leading narrative for Dutch politicians. 

2 years ago
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Accelerating Indonesia’s aviation finance in 2023

Given the airline's ties with international creditors like Airbus and several lessors, Garuda Indonesia must still anticipate potential losses from fluctuating foreign exchange rates in a debt restructuring.

2 years ago
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Holidays in hell: why tourists visit Ukraine’s war zones

War attracts a certain type of tourist as Ukraine has discovered. Apart from safety issues, the legal and ethical ramifications are complex.

2 years ago
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When chief security minister Mahfud leads prayers with politicians

Senior politicians respect Mahfud not because of his government position, but his clean and open mind. 

2 years ago
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Vision 2030: Achieve integrated, people-centered eye care for all

How policymakers can drive rapid, equitable and sustained progress toward universal eye health coverage remains a challenge.

2 years ago
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Lesson learned from the kidnapping in Papua

If the state can improve the conditions of the displaced people in Nduga, it will be able to regain trust among the Nduga people and the TPNPB to find a solution to rescue the hostage.

2 years ago
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Working together for the future of the news industry

With the right regulatory framework, we believe that there is more we can do together in partnership to increase and support quality journalism.

2 years ago
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China and ASEAN: Cooperating to build an epicentrum of growth

ACFTA 3.0 will be complementary and mutually reinforcing with the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) Agreement, the new Chinese ambassador to ASEAN contends. 

2 years ago
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Building grassroots Australia-Indonesia ties

The first and timeless challenge on the Australian side is finding ways to increase Indonesia literacy.

2 years ago
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Driving sustainable and inclusive growth for everyone

Partnership between the public and private sectors is crucial, particularly for infrastructure development in transport, energy and health, which are critical for participation in economic and social spheres.

2 years ago
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Will start-ups change when the winter passes?

Start-ups that have found their way to profitability are the ones that will survive the winter, while those that have not only have a minuscule chance.

2 years ago
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How Indonesia is facing a huge loss in its fishery and coal trade

Indonesia’s fishery and coal commodities have been included in highly undertaxed sectors where the gross domestic product (GDP) contribution is far more significant than its tax contribution.

2 years ago
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Yosua murder trial: A (rare) moment of truth for Indonesians

On the lowest rung in the police hierarchy, Richard had no power to defy Ferdy’s order.

2 years ago
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We are grooming thousands of potential little dictators

Since 2015, the government has disbursed money directly to the villages. As of 2021, the government has transferred Rp 400.1 trillion (US$27.2 billion) of village funds.

2 years ago
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Will self-driving cars solve traffic congestion?

It depends on whether we share them among the city’s commuters

2 years ago
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Change driver behavior to beat Jakarta’s traffic jams

The relaxation of COVID policies adds momentum to tightening Jakarta’s traffic policy. Parking management might help if the public plays along.

2 years ago
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Ride share might not be the traffic buster you'd expect

Despite their environmentally-friendly perception, ride hailing platforms do not appear to reduce traffic congestion.

2 years ago
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Why Singapore isn’t gridlocked

Singapore doesn’t struggle with traffic jams the way other cities do. It hit upon a winning strategy in the 1970s and stuck to it.

2 years ago
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Winning over Jakartans key to implementing congestion charging

Congestion charging might be unpopular, but other cities have shown it works to get traffic moving. The Indonesian government could take note.

2 years ago
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The independence of BI and financial sector authorities

Government involvement in central bank governance institution is not a new phenomenon in other jurisdictions, but it does not exist in Indonesia. 

2 years ago
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ASEAN can act to defuse tensions in Straits of Taiwan

Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Cambodia bear a special responsibility to persuade China that attacking Taiwan is not its best interest nor in the best interests of the region.

2 years ago
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Indonesia’s ASEAN chairmanship is a moment of truth

The issues of Myanmar, the war in Ukraine and the South China Sea are the key challenges to ASEAN centrality while Indonesia is at its helm.

2 years ago
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Integrating taxpayer registration into national identification numbers

The basic update that the system will do is NIN data matching between Taxation Directorate General internal data and the population data from the Department of Population and Civil Registration at the Home Ministry.

2 years ago
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Japan’s obsession with economic security

Exactly like any strategic security policy, Japan’s economic security is focused on both “protection and growth” aspects.

2 years ago
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Chinese balloon row: Time to determine vertical delimitation in ASEAN

The shooting down of the Chinese balloon seems to have encouraged spatial doctrine as legal grounds to safeguard national defense.

2 years ago

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