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Analysis: Military budget swells as roles expand to civilians
Academia 2 months ago

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Analysis: Military budget swells as roles expand to civilians

Strengthening national defense has long been a priority for President Prabowo Subianto and dates bac...
Who are the real ‘foreign agents’?
Editorial 2 months ago

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Who are the real ‘foreign agents’?

Fueled by the antek asing (foreign agent) rhetoric, harassment of activists and civil society organi...
Beyond trade platforms: The sovereignty question behind e-commerce
Academia 3 months ago

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Beyond trade platforms: The sovereignty question behind e-commerce

E-commerce increasingly shapes the conditions under which market participants compete. 
When faith meets heat: Rethinking haj and climate risk
Academia 3 months ago

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When faith meets heat: Rethinking haj and climate risk

Sound haj governance should no longer be measured solely by how many pilgrims can be dispatched abro...
The market as an unlikely ally against democratic backsliding
Academia 3 months ago

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The market as an unlikely ally against democratic backsliding

When democratic institutions are dismantled in plenary chambers, the language of capital translates ...
Human rights reform must preserve independence
Academia 3 months ago

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Human rights reform must preserve independence

How can an institution tasked with monitoring state power be required to obtain approval from the ve...
Analysis: Danantara’s bigger mandate, bigger questions
Academia 3 months ago

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Analysis: Danantara’s bigger mandate, bigger questions

More than a year after its establishment, Danantara has yet to demonstrate meaningful progress in re...
Reading between China's red lines
Academia 3 months ago

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Reading between China's red lines

Multiple red lines send mixed signals. Is the country drawing them determined to assert its global p...
Police state
Editorial 3 months ago

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Police state

As the Indonesian Military (TNI) submitted to civilian control in the first two decades of the refor...
What if the AI boom goes into reverse?
Academia 3 months ago

What if the AI boom goes into reverse?

Investors should be asking not whether the AI boom will end, but what will happen to markets when it...
The Ibrahim verdict and the troubled justice system
Academia 3 months ago

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The Ibrahim verdict and the troubled justice system

When a flawed anti-corruption verdict relies on silence as guilt, it doesn't just threaten the i...
Beyond realpolitik: Why the world needs meta-diplomacy
Academia 3 months ago

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Beyond realpolitik: Why the world needs meta-diplomacy

Pancasila is a philosophical framework that offers an alternative to the excesses of realpolitik.
The Pope should have gone further on AI
Academia 3 months ago

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The Pope should have gone further on AI

Pontiff has not gone far enough on the most consequential question: What should AI be designed to do...
Developmental state ambition: Reading Prabowo’s economic direction
Academia 3 months ago

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Developmental state ambition: Reading Prabowo’s economic direction

President Prabowo’s visionary fiscal address signals a bold shift toward a state-driven, devel...
Blackout in Sumatra and the threat to Indonesia's energy transition
Academia 3 months ago

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Blackout in Sumatra and the threat to Indonesia's energy transition

Indonesia’s power system is still built on a decades-old paradigm,  a handful of large po...
Analysis: China Chamber’s letter exposes Indonesia’s regulatory uncertainty
Academia 3 months ago

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Analysis: China Chamber’s letter exposes Indonesia’s regulatory uncertainty

As the country’s investment climate deteriorates, the China Chamber of Commerce in Indonesia (...
Analysis: Charges in TaniHub case sparks concern among venture capital players
Academia 3 months ago

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Analysis: Charges in TaniHub case sparks concern among venture capital players

The trial of executives from venture capital firms that invested in agricultural technology (agritec...
Mission impossible for BI
Editorial 3 months ago

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Mission impossible for BI

A plan to task Bank Indonesia with ensuring employment through economic growth comes at a bad time f...
The Strait of Hormuz shock is reshaping East Asia’s economic future
Academia 3 months ago

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The Strait of Hormuz shock is reshaping East Asia’s economic future

In the wake of the crisis stemming from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, ASEAN should consider a...
How the US-China reset recasts the Quad
Academia 3 months ago

How the US-China reset recasts the Quad

With the shift in US-China relations, India is emerging as the strategic cog in the American wheel, ...
Indonesia plans for where people sleep, not where they live their day
Academia 3 months ago

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Indonesia plans for where people sleep, not where they live their day

As the administrative boundaries of Indonesia's urban areas blur, millions of people a...
When Indonesian citizenship is hard to prove
Academia 3 months ago

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When Indonesian citizenship is hard to prove

The risks of statelessness in Indonesia are best understood not as a single condition affecting one ...
Entrepreneurial formation does not start in university
Academia 3 months ago

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Entrepreneurial formation does not start in university

Indonesia is funding an illusion by giving startup loans to university graduates when the real engin...
Andong's alliance: When Tokyo and Seoul defy Beijing
Academia 3 months ago

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Andong's alliance: When Tokyo and Seoul defy Beijing

As Washington wavers, a historic and pragmatic rapprochement between South Korea and Japan is quietl...
Analysis: 'Pesta Babi' and Prabowo’s uneasy relationship with criticism
Academia 3 months ago

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Analysis: 'Pesta Babi' and Prabowo’s uneasy relationship with criticism

The documentary film Pesta Babi (Pig Feast) is compelling not only for what it portrays, but also fo...
Companies winning ASEAN know something others don’t
Academia 3 months ago

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Companies winning ASEAN know something others don’t

To win in ASEAN's complex, relationship-driven markets, global playbooks must be replaced with l...
Haj in a new era
Editorial 3 months ago

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Haj in a new era

Indonesia's historic haj services overhaul brings shorter wait times and better safety in the de...
Landmark court win for workers’ right to strike
Academia 3 months ago

Landmark court win for workers’ right to strike

In nations as far apart as Australia, Canada, Indonesia and the UK, the ICJ's historic decision ...
Maintaining trust through presence in the Indo-Pacific
Academia 3 months ago

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Maintaining trust through presence in the Indo-Pacific

Through regular dialogue, joint activities and capacity-building, the partnership reinforces our sha...
Remilitarization and its threat to labor welfare
Academia 3 months ago

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Remilitarization and its threat to labor welfare

Labor welfare has declined as remilitarization has increased.
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