TheJakartaPost

Please Update your browser

Your browser is out of date, and may not be compatible with our website. A list of the most popular web browsers can be found below.
Just click on the icons to get to the download page.

Jakarta Post
press enter to search

LOG IN / REGISTER
The Jakarta Post - Logo Mobile

Popular Reads

No popular reads data found

Top Results

No results found. Please check your search term and try again

Can't find what you're looking for?

View all search results

Popular Reads

No popular reads data found

Top Results

No results found. Please check your search term and try again

Can't find what you're looking for?

View all search results

Page 1 of Academia - Index

Capped at home, China extends its aluminum dominance abroad
Academia 17 hours ago

Capped at home, China extends its aluminum dominance abroad

China's aluminum producers are increasingly turning to developing smelters abroad against a capa...
Ending Southeast Asia’s never-ending haze cycle
Academia 18 hours ago

Ending Southeast Asia’s never-ending haze cycle

Southeast Asia’s recurring haze is rooted in fires burning in Indonesia, but its regional...
When volcanoes reshape geopolitics and ASEAN's balance of power
Academia 19 hours ago

PREMIUM
When volcanoes reshape geopolitics and ASEAN's balance of power

Superpowers and treaties shape the balance of power in Southeast Asia; until the volcanoes beneath t...
The Donald Trump shock in East Asia
Academia 20 hours ago

PREMIUM
The Donald Trump shock in East Asia

The consequences of Trump’s behavior are even more serious for East Asia than they are for Eur...
Asset forfeiture bill: The paradox of Prabowo’s anticorruption rhetoric
Academia 21 hours ago

PREMIUM
Asset forfeiture bill: The paradox of Prabowo’s anticorruption rhetoric

Prabowo promised to chase corrupt actors to Antarctica, but passing the asset forfeiture bill withou...
Children are no longer the priority, were they ever?
Academia 22 hours ago

PREMIUM
Children are no longer the priority, were they ever?

When a national school lunch program turns kids into hospital patients, it’s time to ask wheth...
Analysis: NU struggles for independence by changing chairs
Academia 22 hours ago

PREMIUM
Analysis: NU struggles for independence by changing chairs

The search for independence for Nahdlatul Ulama (NU),Indonesia’s largest Islamic social organi...
Much ado about asset forfeiture
Editorial 23 hours ago

PREMIUM
Much ado about asset forfeiture

Rushing a flawed asset forfeiture bill to meet a performative political deadline won't stop olig...
Asia's next leverage-driven market crash could be brewing
Academia 1 day ago

Asia's next leverage-driven market crash could be brewing

The recent crash of tech-heavy KOSPI rings an alarm bell for retail investors in navigating Asian eq...
Celebrating literature, culture and nature at the Lake Toba Writers Festival
Academia 1 day ago

PREMIUM
Celebrating literature, culture and nature at the Lake Toba Writers Festival

On the volcanic shores of Lake Toba, an unpretentious festival is keeping deep storytelling alive in...
From fuel to batteries: Trading one dependence for another
Academia 1 day ago

PREMIUM
From fuel to batteries: Trading one dependence for another

Unless it builds the supply chain to match its electric ambitions, the country risks trading it...
Who controls the data, controls the future
Academia 1 day ago

PREMIUM
Who controls the data, controls the future

AI now sits inside finance, defense, health care and public administration, and it runs on two thing...
From the Himalayas to Sumatra: Can Indonesia govern an unruly climate?
Academia 1 day ago

PREMIUM
From the Himalayas to Sumatra: Can Indonesia govern an unruly climate?

When freak disasters render historical weather data useless, Indonesia's real climate crisis isn...
Anak Krakatau doesn't need an earthquake to kill
Academia 1 day ago

PREMIUM
Anak Krakatau doesn't need an earthquake to kill

Tsunami sirens are built to detect earthquakes, but Anak Krakatau can kill without one, and our warn...
Analysis: Destry’s balancing act: Growth, stability, BI independence
Academia 1 day ago

PREMIUM
Analysis: Destry’s balancing act: Growth, stability, BI independence

Destry Damayanti has officially been appointed as the new Bank Indonesia (BI) governor, taking on th...
Fine businesses for fires
Editorial 1 day ago

PREMIUM
Fine businesses for fires

Temporary suspensions and advanced technologies won't clear ASEAN's skies from Indonesian wi...
The anxious search of Pakistan’s power elite for regional standing
Academia 2 days ago

The anxious search of Pakistan’s power elite for regional standing

Pakistan’s power elite still dreams of returning to those days of perceived glory and reclaimi...
AI watermarks erase human authorship twice
Academia 2 days ago

AI watermarks erase human authorship twice

Models absorb human creativity without consent, then label human-directed work as machine-made, crea...
The Indonesian hex: When political rhetoric rewrites reality
Academia 2 days ago

PREMIUM
The Indonesian hex: When political rhetoric rewrites reality

The administration has erected a political hologram over Indonesia’s economic landscape. ...
Cybersecurity governance: From bureaucracy to real-world threats
Academia 2 days ago

PREMIUM
Cybersecurity governance: From bureaucracy to real-world threats

We have the blueprints to defend our digital sovereignty, but without real enforcement power, adequa...
How developing countries can do more with less
Academia 2 days ago

PREMIUM
How developing countries can do more with less

Evaluation frameworks for development projects have long been influenced by donor priorities. But fo...
The Dec. 15 deadline keeps Indonesia’s political pressure cooking
Academia 2 days ago

PREMIUM
The Dec. 15 deadline keeps Indonesia’s political pressure cooking

By putting a Dec.15 deadline in writing, lawmakers didn't just defuse a street protest—the...
Relentless natural disasters test Indonesia’s fiscal priorities
Academia 2 days ago

PREMIUM
Relentless natural disasters test Indonesia’s fiscal priorities

Indonesia can always scramble cash after tragedy strikes, but with national buffers tied up and disa...
Analysis: The power to seize, the need for safeguards
Academia 2 days ago

PREMIUM
Analysis: The power to seize, the need for safeguards

Street protests have reignited the drive to pass the long-stalled asset forfeiture bill. Under renew...
Keeping it free and active
Editorial 2 days ago

PREMIUM
Keeping it free and active

As Washington pushes allies to gang up on Beijing, Indonesia must resist the pressure and stay true ...
Why oil importers are learning to live with longer trade routes
Academia 3 days ago

Why oil importers are learning to live with longer trade routes

Energy trade routes that optimize distance and costs may no longer be suitable for the fractured and...
What a record‑shattering El Niño means for the world’s weather
Academia 3 days ago

What a record‑shattering El Niño means for the world’s weather

This year's El Nino is forecast to be the strongest ever, compounding the effects of climate cha...
From Vladivostok to Gunungkidul: Indonesia must export skills, not just workers
Academia 3 days ago

PREMIUM
From Vladivostok to Gunungkidul: Indonesia must export skills, not just workers

If Indonesia wants its global diplomacy to truly pay off, it must stop sending cheap labor into ...
Asia's natural disasters must not become financial crises
Academia 3 days ago

PREMIUM
Asia's natural disasters must not become financial crises

Physical hazards can quickly morph into macroeconomic shocks.
Sowing division: When the state pits citizens against citizens
Academia 3 days ago

PREMIUM
Sowing division: When the state pits citizens against citizens

When a government outsources repression to street militias, it isn't preserving order; it is wag...
The Jakarta Post - Premium Subscription Banner
The Jakarta Post
The Jakarta Post - Apps Store Icon The Jakarta Post - Google Play Icon

© 2016 - 2026 PT. Bina Media Tenggara