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Reversing the great resignation: What employees in Indonesia really want

Although nine in 10 employees said they are motivated and proud of what they do, only 67 percent indicated they are likely to stay in their jobs.

3 years ago
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When the religious affairs minister is accused of insulting Islam

The Blasphemy Law is most commonly used against minorities who are deemed to have criticized Islam. ...

3 years ago
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The Metaverse: Its unfolding story

The metaverse can generally be understood as a shared, immersive digital environment in which people can move between computer-generated spaces. ...

3 years ago

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Myanmar’s democrats must be allowed to attend the UN Human Rights Council

The UNGA should adopt a resolution explicitly expressing its view on which authority should be regarded as legitimately representing Myanmar.  

3 years ago
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Indonesia should take a stand with Ukraine

Taking sides might impede Russian lines of investment into Indonesia. One notable project is the construction of an oil refinery in Tuban, East Java worth US$14 billion.

3 years ago
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Let’s fight the decline of constitutional democracy

Extension of the presidential term is an unconstitutional effort that fundamentally neglects the basic tenet of our Constitution, namely the sovereignty of the people.

3 years ago
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When Papuans ask Indonesia to let them go

Let's act with dignity and acknowledge that the situation in Papua is indeed messy but that we intend to fix the problem and to prove to the world that we deserve its trust.

3 years ago
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International Women’s Day: Celebration or commiseration?

There is even the danger that feminism can be co-opted by the state and capitalism. 

3 years ago
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Common digital currency could revive ASEAN integration

A common currency could rekindle the ASEAN vision and facilitate cross-border trade and investment within the ASEAN Economic Community.

3 years ago
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Rethinking the soundness of our debt management: Should we be worried?

History has shown that the financial soundness of emerging markets are particularly vulnerable to external debts, both public and private.

3 years ago
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: Putin’s deadly conundrum?

If Kyiv eventually falls to Russia in the coming days or weeks, the world order will once again come unhinged. But will President Vladimir Putin’s own oligarchs act against him?

3 years ago
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Has Xi Jinping miscalculated in aligning himself with Vladimir Putin?

Ukrainian resistance is proving more resilient than anticipated, and a global response, led by the United States, has been more unified and damaging to Russia’s interests than might have been expected.

3 years ago
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Without data Indonesia’s gender equality promise falters

Missing gender data means Indonesia's development programs are poorly targeted, hindering gender mainstreaming goals enacted 22 years ago. 

3 years ago
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Gender equality and women’s empowerment today for a sustainable tomorrow

There is an urgent need to build the resilience of women and girls in every society at all levels to combat any crisis and ensure their access to sexual and reproductive health services and information. 

3 years ago
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Eleven years of empowering Indonesian women

What is perhaps not well known is that 64.5 percent (around 37 million) of Indonesian MSMEs were owned and led by women in 2018, according to Statistics Indonesia.

3 years ago
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The ‘other’ workers’ tale: Women home-based workers in Indonesia

Home-based workers are predominantly workers without formal contracts, meaning they endure unstable income, low wages, no insurance and inadequate working conditions.

3 years ago
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Is delaying the elections legitimate and constitutional?

There are no constitutional provisions concerning how to extend the terms of office of legislators or the executive past their mandate. Nor does the Constitution authorize a state agency to extend the term of office of the executive or legislative branches.

3 years ago
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President Jokowi is luckier than South Korea’s Moon Jae-in

Moon is not just prohibited by the constitution from seeking reelection, he and his family members may also face the threat of imprisonment after he leaves the presidential Blue House, as his 11 predecessors did.

3 years ago
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Digital government transformation: A new dawn

Engaging with technology would allow the government to channel its resources to focus on other substantial work. 

3 years ago
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Dangerous subversive minds behind talks to delay elections

Unless President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo categorically denounces the plan to delay the elections, he could be perceived by the public to be encouraging it. 

3 years ago
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Advancing Indonesia’s carbon market agenda

Placing a price on carbon emissions is therefore essential if Indonesia and the rest of the world are to meet their climate ambitions. 

3 years ago
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Paving the way to global tourism recovery

The tourism sector's collapse was responsible for the loss of US$1.3 trillion in export revenues, $2 trillion in direct tourism gross domestic product, more than 100 million jobs and 40 percent of global trade worldwide in 2020 alone.

3 years ago
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When Biden torpedoes Japan’s dream trade bloc

Biden announced his IPEF initiative because he knew that Capitol Hill was not in the mood to support any trade bloc or exclusive economic cooperation, because it would be damaging to the US workforce.

3 years ago
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Transforming agrifood systems through innovation and digital technologies

Crop and livestock farmers, fishers, pastoralists, other producers and retailers – large and small – are successfully turning to innovative ideas and digital technologies. 

3 years ago
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Moving the capital is an urgent national security matter

Jokowi has chosen a location in East Kalimantan that has had no history of devastating natural disasters like earthquakes, tsunamis or volcanic eruptions. 

3 years ago
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Why can’t ASEAN just suspend Myanmar?

While the ASEAN Charter does not foresee a mechanism or procedure to suspend its member states, ad hoc solutions can be taken in order to suspend Myanmar from the bloc.

3 years ago
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Fighting false information: Why it is so important

Many elderly people remain hesitant about receiving vaccines against SARS-CoV-2 because of hoaxes and fake news.

3 years ago
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Jakarta ceases to be Indonesia’s political bellwether

Fundamentally, the capital city should reflect the country’s political life, where differences and divisions in preferences can be seen and pulses from its movements can be felt nationwide.

3 years ago
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‘Wayang kulit’ demonstrates Indonesia’s resilient culture

Protests against the perceived assault on wayang kulit (traditional shadow puppetry) are the manifestation of continuing fear about the dissemination of ideologies promoting global Islam.

3 years ago
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G20 opportunity for Indonesia to set global trade reform direction

The multilateral trading system and World Trade Organization must be strengthened to support the recovery and answer new challenges in the post-pandemic era.

3 years ago
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