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Driven by teamwork: Clarine Beryl (right) poses for a photo with her team members.
Driven by teamwork: Clarine Beryl (right) poses for a photo with her team members.`
Academia

Study abroad in China: Stepping into the future

In a time of rapidly advancing technology, those who can study at the forefront of its development will have an advantage. This idea is drawing Indonesian students to study in China, where this development is turbo-charged.

4 months ago
Academia

Study abroad in China: Stepping into the future

In a time of rapidly advancing technology, those who can study at the forefront of its development will have an advantage. This idea is drawing Indonesian students to study in China, where this development is turbo-charged.

4 months ago
Academia

Study abroad in China: Stepping into the future

In a time of rapidly advancing technology, those who can study at the forefront of its development will have an advantage. This idea is drawing Indonesian students to study in China, where this development is turbo-charged.

4 months ago

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Academia

Becoming Education Expert in the Ministry: A Doctorate Journey at NIE

Driven professionals like Dr Lili Mutiary understand the power of continuous learning. Her recent Doctor in Education (EdD) from the National Institute of Education at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NIE NTU Singapore), signifies not just personal accomplishment but a turning point in her career. As the Head of Performance and Risk Management in the Indonesian Ministry of Finance, Dr Mutiary's journey is an inspiring example for aspiring leaders in education and public administration.

5 months ago
Academia premium

One Historian’s Reflection of Her PhD Journey in Singapore

“For me, pursuing a doctoral degree is not only about furthering my credentials. It is driven by a desire to enhance my teaching, deepen my research capabilities, and make a greater impact on society,” shared Dr Indah Wahyu Puji Utami, a graduate of the Doctor of Philosophy programme offered by the National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NIE NTU, Singapore).

11 months ago
Academia premium

One Historian’s Reflection of Her PhD Journey in Singapore

“For me, pursuing a doctoral degree is not only about furthering my credentials. It is driven by a desire to enhance my teaching, deepen my research capabilities, and make a greater impact on society,” shared Dr Indah Wahyu Puji Utami, a graduate of the Doctor of Philosophy programme offered by the National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NIE NTU, Singapore).

11 months ago
Academia

Jakarta Intercultural School commencement ceremony honors over 200 graduates

Jakarta Intercultural School (JIS) celebrated the graduation of 205 students on May 25 with a ceremony held at its Cilandak campus in South Jakarta.

11 months ago
Academia

What to Look for in a High School to Prepare Your Teen for University

High school is an important phase in every student’s academic journey, and for parents, it's a crucial time to make decisions that can significantly shape your teenager’s future. This is why the school you choose can play an instrumental role in preparing them for what lies ahead.

11 months ago
insight

Insight: Village SDGs data provide ease of determining the direction of village development

There is no denying that Law No. 6, 2014 on villages has opened the door for development

2 years ago
insight

Insight: Indonesia, the Palestinians and the new Middle East

While not modelled on the vision Peres sketched in his 1993 book The New Middle East, the Abraham Accords clearly refute widely-held assumptions about the centrality of resolving the Palestinian issue as a prerequisite for establishing a foundation of peace, prosperity and stability in the Middle East.

4 years ago
insight

Insight: National resilience key to Indonesia’s foreign policy

Since all states are inevitably in need of others and are interdependent with each other in many fields, some states may face vulnerability. The level, scope and intensity of the dependency matter and must be measured to determine the nature of the interdependence.

4 years ago
insight

Insight: In memoriam: Jakob Oetama, the national teacher

He was our “renaissance person,” as he had interests in so many diverse issues. He was first and foremost a publisher. He was a publisher in print media, through various newspapers and magazines in Jakarta and across the Indonesian archipelago.

4 years ago
insight

Insight: Hit hard by COVID-19, gig workers display grit, resilience

To help protect roughly 40 million Indonesian gig workers from financial shocks in the future, it’s time for a new generation of financial technology companies to step up and meet their needs.

4 years ago
insight

Insight: The wrong understanding of how liberal democracy works

It is wrong to claim that a political party or movement has won an election, because doing so polarizes participation into fixed ideas that suppress the free choice of citizens and slows the emergence of new solutions (to be verified) to problems of human cohabitation.

4 years ago
insight

Insight: Are democracies equipped to handle fast-moving economic crises?

Freedom House noted in March 2020 that we are entering the 14th year of consecutive decline in the health of democracy globally. Tracking the fate of the “third wave democracies”, Mainwaring and Bizzarro found that of the 91 democracies that emerged from 1974 to 2012, 34 experienced democratic breakdowns, while the quality of democratic practices stagnated in about 28 countries.

4 years ago
analysis

Analysis: A new kind of PC is coming: From personal computer to innovation enabler

We have entered a new era. Until recently, artificial intelligence (AI) has largely been operating in the background - quietly automating processes and improving performance. Yet the unprecedented adoption curve of generative AI represents an explosive change in how humans interface with technology, through natural language and conversation. This is not just a seismic wave, but a tectonic shift that will alter how we live, and work, forever.

1 year ago
analysis

Analysis: Pertamina’s latest fire incident ignites blame game

Another year, and it’s another blaze for PT Pertamina: on Feb. 3, a fire broke out at the state-owned energy holding company’s Plumpang depot in North Jakarta, killing 20 people living in a residential area in the depot’s vicinity.

2 years ago
analysis

Analysis: Campaign to keep Jokowi beyond 2024 takes a legal course

The campaign to keep President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo in power beyond his term, which ends in October 2024, continues, this time going through the court, making it harder for anyone to stop it without being accused of tampering with the country’s legal system.

2 years ago
analysis

Analysis: Bulog accused of collusion leading to high buffalo meat price

The government opened up buffalo meat imports to provide a substitute for beef, the price of which has been rising, but the effort seems to have been undermined as the buffalo meat price has followed suit and risen as well.

2 years ago
analysis

Analysis: Assault case leads to tax officials’ wealth probe

Mario Dandy Satrio, the son of a South Jakarta Tax Office official, has made a name for himself, albeit for the wrong reasons.

2 years ago
analysis

Analysis: Mitratel solidifies top market share position by crossing competitor lines

PT Dayamitra Telekomunikasi or Mitratel (MTEL) further cements its position as the biggest tower solutions provider in Indonesia as it finalizes a deal with Indosat Ooredoo Hutshison (ISAT).

2 years ago
analysis

Analysis: Court showcases, justice collaboration pays

Here is what the court has established in the murder case of Brig. Nofriansyah Yosua Hutabarat: Second Agency Richard Eliezer fired five times at point blank and Insp. Gen. Ferdy Sambo, at the time the internal affairs chief of the National Police, finished the job by firing two more shots. 

2 years ago
editorial

Combatting money laundering

The Finance Ministry’s inspectorate general and tax intelligence division hardly played a part in the disclosure of corruption cases involving ministry officials so far.

2 years ago
editorial

Welcoming Israeli soccer team

The upcoming arrival of Israel has ignited a furor in the country, but as a good host Indonesia should not mix sports with politics.

2 years ago
editorial

President Xi and Indonesia

With Jokowi set to leave office in October of next year, we are confident that whoever succeeds him will consider China a top diplomatic priority and that Indonesia’s foreign policy will remain largely constant.

2 years ago
editorial

The shadow over solar power

President Jokowi should assert his leadership, if he is really serious about achieving the renewables target he flaunted at the G20 Summit in Bali.

2 years ago
editorial

End Cabinet uncertainty

The President's credibility is at stake as he continues to leave the greater public in the dark over whether he will finally reshuffle his Cabinet as he has promised, repeatedly.

2 years ago
editorial

Crazy showy Indonesians

Flaunting wealth seems to be an obsession these days, fueled in large part by the reach and instant gratification of social media.

2 years ago
editorial

What to do about Plumpang

Many are questioning how residential areas could have been constructed so close to such dangerous facilities.

2 years ago

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Thu, July 13, 2023

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