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Danantara at one: Between the promise and the proof so far
Academia 2 months ago

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Danantara at one: Between the promise and the proof so far

One year in, Danantara has proven it can move mountains of capital, but the real test is whether it ...
Analysis: US trade deal could compel Indonesia to pick sides
Academia 2 months ago

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Analysis: US trade deal could compel Indonesia to pick sides

The Indonesia–United States Agreement on Reciprocal Trade (ART) reaches far beyond conventiona...
Something's gotta give
Editorial 2 months ago

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Something's gotta give

With pressure building simultaneously on both the revenue and expenditure side of the budget, someth...
Beyond the Gini ratio: A deeper inequality Indonesia must confront
Academia 2 months ago

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Beyond the Gini ratio: A deeper inequality Indonesia must confront

While Indonesia’s Gini coefficient suggests stability, a deeper look reveals a 'missing mi...
Why budget cuts betray the spirit of Ramadan and women’s rights
Academia 2 months ago

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Why budget cuts betray the spirit of Ramadan and women’s rights

The government's commitment to women is being hollowed out by a "fiscal anemia" that f...
LPDP furor and the narrow definition of national service
Academia 2 months ago

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LPDP furor and the narrow definition of national service

Behind the viral outrage of a "disloyal" scholarship recipient lies a rigid bureaucratic f...
Why the debate on LPDP awardees persists
Academia 2 months ago

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Why the debate on LPDP awardees persists

Beyond the recent outrage online, the recurring debate over LPDP awardees reveals a fundamental misu...
Analysis: Prabowo changes Indonesia’s narrative on Palestine
Academia 2 months ago

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Analysis: Prabowo changes Indonesia’s narrative on Palestine

Indonesia’s foreign policy has undergone major changes since President Prabowo Subianto took o...
The world’s largest climate finance deal was built to flounder
Academia 2 months ago

The world’s largest climate finance deal was built to flounder

Does it really help countries on the front line of climate change to cut emissions and adapt to its ...
As disasters increase, climate adaptation funding lags behind
Academia 2 months ago

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As disasters increase, climate adaptation funding lags behind

As disasters become more frequent, contingency funds prove insufficient, forcing local administratio...
Courageous women leaders
Editorial 2 months ago

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Courageous women leaders

As we celebrate International Women’s Day this year, let us remember that courageous leadershi...
Selective multilateralism and the drift from law to power
Academia 2 months ago

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Selective multilateralism and the drift from law to power

As military force bypasses diplomatic channels, the international order faces a perilous transition ...
Too close to Trump: Gambling sovereignty, humanity for US’ approval
Academia 2 months ago

Too close to Trump: Gambling sovereignty, humanity for US’ approval

The trajectory is clear: Jakarta is tilting toward Washington at a cost many fear will be borne...
Demutualization, state and market: Who guides the guide?
Academia 2 months ago

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Demutualization, state and market: Who guides the guide?

Healthy markets rely on a paradox. They are built by the state but function best when the state does...
The long road to the US-Israeli war against Iran
Academia 2 months ago

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The long road to the US-Israeli war against Iran

By the time the bombs started falling, the decisive choices had already been made during years of st...
Indonesia’s strategic autonomy in a fragmented global order
Academia 2 months ago

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Indonesia’s strategic autonomy in a fragmented global order

In an era of intensifying great-power rivalry and economic decoupling, Indonesia must move beyond pa...
An unjust war against a repressive regime is an unjust war
Academia 2 months ago

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An unjust war against a repressive regime is an unjust war

Iran may be indefensible, but that does not make an illegal war against it justifiable. By remaining...
Analysis: Agrinas’ KMP import plan triggers automotive industry backlash
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Analysis: Agrinas’ KMP import plan triggers automotive industry backlash

State-owned PT Agrinas Pangan Nusantara’s plan to import 105,000 pickup trucks from India has ...
A few bad LPDP apples
Editorial 2 months ago

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A few bad LPDP apples

The recent furor related to a couple of LPDP recipients shows that the government must run a rigorou...
Risks to Western aluminium supply rise as US-Israeli war with Iran escalates
Academia 2 months ago

Risks to Western aluminium supply rise as US-Israeli war with Iran escalates

Taken together, that makes GCC producers a core component of Western supply of a metal used across a...
After 50 years ASEAN's peace treaty needs new teeth
Academia 2 months ago

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After 50 years ASEAN's peace treaty needs new teeth

While the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation remains a global gold standard for diplomacy, ASEAN must b...
Indonesia and de-escalation diplomacy
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Indonesia and de-escalation diplomacy

The more realistic question is whether Indonesia can help slow the climb, widening the space for res...
When data flows, can banking supervision follow?
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When data flows, can banking supervision follow?

Cross-border data flows raise the question whether the authority that sustains safety and soundness ...
Indonesia’s trade deal is dead. Now what?
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Indonesia’s trade deal is dead. Now what?

The relevant question is no longer whether Indonesia should have signed the ART. It is what Indonesi...
From trade deal to Middle East war — An economic turning point?
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From trade deal to Middle East war — An economic turning point?

As global trade deals collide with Middle East volatility, Indonesia faces a "policy dilemma&qu...
Analysis: Indonesia’s customs crisis demands radical reform
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Analysis: Indonesia’s customs crisis demands radical reform

The import bribery case implicating three customs officials has entered a new phase with the discove...
Responsibility to protect
Editorial 2 months ago

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Responsibility to protect

As the Middle East teeters on the verge of a wider conflict, Jakarta must move beyond intensive moni...
Oil markets' bet on a brief Iran shock is about to be tested
Academia 2 months ago

Oil markets' bet on a brief Iran shock is about to be tested

While the region's oilfields had escaped damage by the third day of the conflict, the inabi...
If the Iran conflict shuts Hormuz, global economic chaos could follow
Academia 2 months ago

If the Iran conflict shuts Hormuz, global economic chaos could follow

There are already signs that the strait will become a major focus of concern because of the huge imp...
The case for a long-term ASEAN envoy on Myanmar
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The case for a long-term ASEAN envoy on Myanmar

The Philippines has indicated that ASEAN is considering appointing a long-term special envoy on Myan...
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