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Indonesia will take a big step on the global stage – are Australians paying attention?

The theme for the summit in Bali will be “Recover Together, Recover Stronger”. We can all hope this will more closely match global realities by then.

4 years ago
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Indonesia's future derivatives market

When the onshore derivatives market becomes more lucrative, market participants will more actively hedge their financial position, thereby developing more efficient risk management and providing space for market expansions.  ...

4 years ago
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Should we close down Garuda?

No matter its profitability, the existence of a national airline is considered mandatory to tell the world, “We still exist!” ...

4 years ago

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Oil majors are leaving Indonesia: Should we be concerned?

We should be worried about the steady fall in the oil production to as low as 660,000 barrels per day (bpd)) last year, as against the total national need of 1.4 million bpd.

4 years ago
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Regional governments key to tackling climate change

The governance system is decentralized and requires the participation of the regional governments in the clean energy transition processes.

4 years ago
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Renegotiating train deal

President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo said last week the railway would only enter operation by the end of June 2023, or four years later than the original schedule. 

4 years ago
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Asia’s emissions-reduction plan for the world

By significantly shortening the life of coal-fired power plants, the energy transition mechanism will unlock new investments for sustainable and renewable energy. 

4 years ago
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COVID-19 shows sustainable financing of WHO is needed to deliver health for all

Today, just 16 percent of WHO’s finances are provided by governments through their membership dues, with “no strings attached”. 

4 years ago
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Nusantara as a smart, innovative and green city

The President envisions Nusantara as an innovation hub. It will be the focal point of improvements to the country’s economic development in health care, education and business.

4 years ago
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Is Metaverse a new threat to higher education?

Higher education is humanity’s most valuable weapon against any kind of domination that technology could introduce to life. 

4 years ago
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NFT bubble: How long will it last?

While the NFT business has seen a boom during the pandemic, players should realize that no bubble business is sustainable.

4 years ago
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Pandemic and carbon tax regime to kick-start green economy

The carbon tax will raise the output price, particularly for energy-intensive products, which makes a detrimental impact on competitiveness, notably in worldwide commerce-exposed industries.

4 years ago
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Jokowi’s successor may stall Nusantara city plan

It is not impossible that Jokowi will seize the opportunity of the constitutional amendment to extend his term of office to give him more time to see to the new capital’s development.

4 years ago
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A human rights test for Hun Sen and ASEAN

While we cannot generalize with certainty specific countries’ situations, the overall picture is grim, and Southeast Asia is certainly not a torch bearer on the human rights front. 

4 years ago
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‘Bersiap’: Ignoring Dutch colonialism

Former foreign minister Roeslan Abdulgani recalled that bersiap was preceded by weeks of British bombing during the holy month of Ramadhan in 1945.

4 years ago
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The ‘normalization’ of the junta’s rule In Myanmar?

The visit of Hun Sen, and its outcomes, raised a lot of questions regarding the ability of ASEAN to stay united in trying to resolve the problem of Myanmar. 

4 years ago
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Indonesia can lead G20 in sustainable energy transition

Indonesia needs close to $20 billion of clean energy investments in its energy system every year from 2021 until 2030 to achieve deep decarbonization.

4 years ago
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ASEAN is poised for post-pandemic inclusive growth and prosperity – here’s why

ASEAN also recorded a decline in foreign direct investment (FDI) in 2020 to US$137 billion, down from its highest-ever inflow of US$182 billion in 2019 when it was the largest recipient of FDI in the developing world.

4 years ago
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Gender equality in Indonesia: The rising tide that lifts all boats

Women won a major victory with the passing of the Elimination of Domestic Violence Law in 2004. The backlash occurred very quickly with the passing of the Pornography Law in 2008, pushed by the Islamist parties.

4 years ago
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Meet coal, Indonesia’s natural resource curse 2.0

Lest we forget, two months earlier, Indonesia joined other countries in pledging to phase down the use of coal, the world's dirtiest fossil fuel, as part of a campaign to stem global warming.

4 years ago
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We will build a new Kazakhstan

The income of the population should increase as the economy grows but, in the case of Kazakhstan, this seemingly immutable axiom did not work

4 years ago
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Corruption perception index: Moving up or slipping down?

The government’s continuing efforts to make Indonesia more attractive to investments and be more business-friendly may not be enough to pump our corruption perception index back up. 

4 years ago
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What’s behind Indonesia’s choice of F-15, Rafale and its implications

Indonesia’s shift to consider F-15EX and/or Dassault Rafale as potential candidates for its airpower modernization program indicates Jakarta’s pragmatic approach to defense modernization.  

4 years ago
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Give ‘second, reduce harm’ a chance in post-pandemic era

In one study, vaccination markedly reduced adverse outcomes, with non-ICU hospitalizations, ICU hospitalizations and deaths decreasing by between 63 percent, 66 percent and 69 percent, respectively, across the same time period. 

4 years ago
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Indonesia’s critical role in reforming global health system

Building global system resilience is a priority that must be taken into account in our attempt to reform the global health architecture. 

4 years ago
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How Indonesia’s G20 presidency should cope with digital currencies

It is predicted that in the near future, more and more people will switch to cryptocurrency assets and make crypto currencies as popular as conventional currencies, such as the dollar and euro.

4 years ago
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Indonesia’s diplomacy in 2021: Robust but down to earth

Competition between major powers is also not good for business, especially if they force countries to take sides in doing business. 

4 years ago
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Spirit of Bandung Conference lives on in RI-Liberia relationship

Liberia is considered one of Indonesia’s oldest relationships on the African continent. This is because Liberia was one of three Sub-Saharan African nations that attended the landmark 1955 Asia-Africa Conference in Bandung, West Java.

4 years ago
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Why children's health assessment post-COVID-19 matters

Our efforts to contain the transmission of COVID-19 have resulted in a decrease in parental income, so the quantity and quality of food provided to children may have also declined.

4 years ago
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The Quad adjusts to ASEAN

The Quad now manifest functional collaboration to contribute to the new order focused on the Indo-Pacific. 

4 years ago
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