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Indonesia at 81: Whose sovereignty are we celebrating?
Calls for reform grow ahead of Prabowo’s state address
Indonesia’s rare earth push faces low-content, costly extraction hurdles
Millions suffer respiratory illnesses as haze spreads nationwide
Malaysia cloud-seeding assist tests Indonesia’s limits as haze crosses borders

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Harnessing diaspora potential for sharia economy advancement
Academia 2 months ago

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Harnessing diaspora potential for sharia economy advancement

Indonesia is sitting on a trillion-dollar opportunity to turn its global diaspora into a powerhouse for the domestic sharia economy. By strategically leveraging knowledge, networks and Islamic financial instruments, the nation can transform this untapped potential into a definitive engine for long-term growth.
Silencing human rights defenders: Southeast Asia’s accountability crisis
Academia 2 months ago

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Silencing human rights defenders: Southeast Asia’s accountability crisis

Across Southeast Asia, human rights defenders face a tightening noose of physical violence and high-tech digital repression, threatening the very future of the rule of law and civic space in the region.
Bintan fishermen detained by Malaysia for illegal crossing, fishing
Archipelago 2 months ago

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Bintan fishermen detained by Malaysia for illegal crossing, fishing

Malaysian authorities intercepted six fishermen from Bintan regency, Riau Islands, for allegedly crossing the border and fishing illegally on May 30.
Indonesia, Malaysia seek to boost inter-ASEAN trade amid uncertainties
Asia & Pacific 2 months ago

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Indonesia, Malaysia seek to boost inter-ASEAN trade amid uncertainties

The neighboring countries emphasized the importance of cooperation between Southeast Asian economies to mitigate the impact of global conflicts and tensions, said the top Indonesian and Malaysian diplomats after their bilateral talk.
Malaysia requires social media age checks barring under-16 accounts
Asia & Pacific 2 months ago

Malaysia requires social media age checks barring under-16 accounts

The regulations also require "stronger content governance" on social media. Failure to comply could result in financial penalties for the companies of up to 10 million Malaysian ringgit ($2.5 million).
US to halt Nvidia AI chip shipments to Chinese firms outside China
Regulations 2 months ago

US to halt Nvidia AI chip shipments to Chinese firms outside China

The unexpected guidance suggests the United States' best AI chips may have been making their way to the subsidiaries of Chinese AI firms based in places like Malaysia.
When Indonesian citizenship is hard to prove
Academia 2 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 clearly defined group, but as a pattern produced through ordinary administrative processes. 
Indonesia repatriates 190 citizens from Malaysia ahead of Idul Adha
Archipelago 3 months ago

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Indonesia repatriates 190 citizens from Malaysia ahead of Idul Adha

The Indonesian deportees consisted of 131 male adults, 51 female adults, four senior citizens and four children, who were sent home in two batches on Friday and Monday.
The clock is ticking for Malaysian politics
Academia 3 months ago

The clock is ticking for Malaysian politics

Whether the national polls are triggered by the explosive multibillion-ringgit fuel subsidy crisis or accelerated by cascading state-level collapses, the political alignment is fluidly shaping up.
Bulog finalizing $450m Malaysian bid for 500,000 tonnes of Indonesian rice
Companies 3 months ago

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Bulog finalizing $450m Malaysian bid for 500,000 tonnes of Indonesian rice

The potential export deal follows an earlier Agriculture Ministry projection that achieving rice self-sufficiency had placed the country in a position to start exporting the staple grain.

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