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The cost and benefit of Jokowi’s free trade policy

The House of Representatives’ failure to ratify the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) before it came into effect on Jan. 1 reflects the concern that Indonesian businesses, especially micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), are still too weak to be exposed to free competition.

3 years ago
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Digital technology brings prosperity to rural areas

Digital technology cuts out the "middleman economy" by connecting agricultural production directly to consumers.  ...

3 years ago
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Strengthening WHO to deal with future pandemics

The WHO is not an emergency response organization that has the capacity to send doctors, nurses, equipment and tons of supplies in a short time to hotspots of disease outbreaks all over the world. ...

3 years ago

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The world still has an important job to finish

We have the power to lead and make the needed change in solidarity, to improve the livelihoods of each and every one of us, for a safe place and better world. 

3 years ago
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G20 agenda: Inclusive and collaborative

Digital technologies have already played vital roles in maintaining a functioning society by enabling remote working, facilitating contactless business transactions and automating corporate processes during the pandemic.

3 years ago
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'Russia does not want war'

The Alliance is approaching closer to Russia’s boundaries, increasing reconnaissance activities and mastering attack tactics.

3 years ago
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Racial apartheid continues, targeting Indonesian war victims

In October 2021, under the banner of “collective recognition”, the Dutch government announced that in the coming four years, they would allocate 20.4 million euro (US$23.36 million) in a show of appreciation for the Indische gemeenschap (Indies community) and to highlight their special place in Dutch society.

3 years ago
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Economic, fiscal resilience set solid foundation for exit strategy

One of the most imminent downside risks to the economy is related to the United States Federal Reserve’s upcoming monetary tightening. 

3 years ago
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The global problem-solving paradox

The world desperately needs more effective and democratic international mechanisms that can solve people’s problems.  

3 years ago
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Quality journalism provides bulwark against fake news

Putting aside the COVID-19 pandemic and the pressure to carry out a digital transformation, journalists get threats for simply performing their function. 

3 years ago
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Indonesia's quarantine vs investments conundrum

As Indonesia is in the grip of a Omicron wave, maintaining quarantine for all international travelers, regardless of whether they are infected or not, could be doing more harm than good for the country's future investments and economic recovery.

3 years ago
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Reclaiming the role of the press as the fourth pillar of democracy

Media institutions and their journalists still have a crucial role to play to support democracy today: providing news people can trust.

3 years ago
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Data driven supply chain: Leaders or laggards?

Through data analytics and connected intelligence, customer behavior patterns and insights will emerge alongside any inefficiencies, potential supply bottlenecks and shortages. 

3 years ago
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Banking industry's long and winding road to sustainable finance

Aligning sustainability standards for all stakeholders across all sectors, and not just finance, is necessary in order to avoid both internal and external climate risks while transitioning to a green economy.

3 years ago
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Minahasa’s Holocaust museum and Indonesia's ties with Israel

Israeli has sought to entice Indonesia to open diplomatic relations through various means, including financial incentives of US$2 billion from the United States and large-scale technology transfers. 

3 years ago
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How young people and local values can help build a safer internet

While many of us have benefited from rapid digitalization, some bad actors have found ways to abuse digital platforms by carrying out scams or spreading misinformation. 

3 years ago
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Simplifying the complexity of Papuan conflict could be fatal

Conflict-resolution mechanisms are seemingly about restoring order by sending more troops to the country’s easternmost territory with the ultimate mission of capturing members of armed criminal groups.

3 years ago
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Protecting forests and peatlands of Central Kalimantan

The health of Borneo’s forests and its various ecosystems are prerequisites to creating a productive environment for agriculture and plantations.

3 years ago
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Ditch Myanmar military junta and save ASEAN

ASEAN should immediately suspend Myanmar’s membership, as a notice perhaps for six or 12 months, before moving to expel the country from the organization.

3 years ago
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Tax amnesty ‘vol. 2’, the moral hazard and recidivism

Empirical evidence from several countries has demonstrated no evidence of a significant impact from tax amnesty. 

3 years ago
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Why Metallica's 1993 Jakarta concert matters for Indonesia

The decision to stream the performance may just have been a cash-grab effort to capitalize on the large metal fanbase in Indonesia. The show cost US$5.98 and tickets had to be purchased before streaming started on Sunday afternoon.

3 years ago
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Global concerted efforts a must to eliminate FGM

Not only is the practice a form of extreme violence, it is also an extreme form of discrimination.

3 years ago
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Anxious moments for all, as Beijing’s moment approaches

Several athletes told me they were self-isolating for a month before the Games, paranoid that a positive test result could derail the moment they've worked their entire careers for.

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The pandemic, G20 and sustainable investment

The pandemic's silver lining for finance is increased demand for sustainable investment and drive toward the green transition as a means for economies around the world to recover stronger.

3 years ago
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The dilemma of mandating face-to-face learning now

We must tackle the barriers to sucessful remote learning even as we roll out full face-to-face learning, keeping in mind that we are still in the middle of a pandemic. 

3 years ago
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Indonesia’s cervical cancer-free future: How it is possible

In Indonesia, cervical cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in women. 

3 years ago
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BA.2 is like Omicron’s sister. Here’s what we know about it so far

Now we’re seeing cases of a sub-variant of Omicron, known as BA.2, emerge.

3 years ago
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Indonesia must guide ASEAN amid China-US conflict

The credibility of ASEAN rests on its complete understanding of the China-United States conflict.  

3 years ago
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Want to profit from NFT trading? Know its challenges

Royalties will automatically be paid to the NFT creator once the NFT is sold on without the need for a third party.  

3 years ago
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Everybody likes Lake Toba

The government has designated Lake Toba a “super priority” tourist destination, along with Likupang in North Sulawesi, Mandalika in West Nusa Tenggara and Labuan Bajo in East Nusa Tenggara.

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