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Asia demands a new playbook for philanthropy, collaboration and leadership
Academia 2 months ago

Asia demands a new playbook for philanthropy, collaboration and leadership

The convergence of climate change, food insecurity, technological disruption and conflict is creatin...
Stepping out of the red shadow
Editorial 2 months ago

Stepping out of the red shadow

For decades, the red scare has been used to silence opposition, discredit progressives and stigmatiz...
The unbreakable Indonesia-India bond
Academia 2 months ago

The unbreakable Indonesia-India bond

With their shared history and values, collaboration in higher education and research is the next piv...
How to explain US’ 4 percent growth and no jobs
Academia 2 months ago

How to explain US’ 4 percent growth and no jobs

As we enter the final quarter of a turbulent 2025, one of the biggest puzzles of the moment is how t...
Faith and corruption: Why morality starts in early childhood
Academia 2 months ago

Faith and corruption: Why morality starts in early childhood

One way to tackle the country's endemic corruption is investing in early childhood, when fairnes...
The 5 big problems with Trump’s Gaza peace plan
Academia 2 months ago

The 5 big problems with Trump’s Gaza peace plan

There are many outstanding questions about the feasibility of the plan and to what extent it is like...
Why the President must shake up the financial sector
Academia 2 months ago

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Why the President must shake up the financial sector

The revised Financial Sector Development and Strengthening (P2SK) Law must expand BI’s KPIs to...
Civilian police, public trust and the Brimob paradox
Academia 2 months ago

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Civilian police, public trust and the Brimob paradox

The new police reform efforts underway since the August-September protests must clearly delineate th...
Analysis: Prabowo and the military: Indonesia’s renewed normal
Academia 2 months ago

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Analysis: Prabowo and the military: Indonesia’s renewed normal

When President Prabowo Subianto deployed the Indonesian Military (TNI) to the streets to restore ord...
How the world can resolve the Rohingya crisis
Academia 2 months ago

How the world can resolve the Rohingya crisis

Myanmar is fractured, the Arakan Army has little incentive to compromise without external guarantees...
The palace’s press restriction
Editorial 2 months ago

The palace’s press restriction

The presidential press chief's stripping a palace reporter of her credentials during a media con...
Letter to Editor: Thai ambassador responds
Academia 2 months ago

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Letter to Editor: Thai ambassador responds

Thailand’s ambassador to Indonesia rebuts The Jakarta Post’s Sept. 15 editorial, arguing...
Has Japan already capitulated in the great global AI race?
Academia 2 months ago

Has Japan already capitulated in the great global AI race?

Japan, long proud of its status as a science and technology leader, is lagging behind its competitio...
Bali’s sustainability paradox: From overtourism to net zero
Academia 2 months ago

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Bali’s sustainability paradox: From overtourism to net zero

Bali projects an image of sustainability while its economy rests heavily on over-tourism, straining ...
How Indonesia can navigate the new world order in the making
Academia 2 months ago

How Indonesia can navigate the new world order in the making

Indonesia must preserve its strategic autonomy to balance relations among major powers, mitigate pot...
Do or die for the United Nations
Academia 2 months ago

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Do or die for the United Nations

The organization is marking its anniversary in a world scarred by brutal and widespread conflicts, d...
Pancasila in the digital age: Reclaiming Indonesia’s ethical compass
Academia 2 months ago

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Pancasila in the digital age: Reclaiming Indonesia’s ethical compass

Pancasila acts as a moral guidance to make sure development serves humanity, unity honors diversity,...
The rice obsession: Why Indonesia must break the cycle
Academia 2 months ago

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The rice obsession: Why Indonesia must break the cycle

Rice is politically central but economically stagnant, consuming vast fiscal resources while failing...
Analysis: Anggito named LPS chairman, revenue agency plan left hanging
Academia 2 months ago

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Analysis: Anggito named LPS chairman, revenue agency plan left hanging

The surprise appointment of Deputy Finance Minister Anggito Abimanyu as chairman of the Deposit Insu...
Police reform revisited
Editorial 2 months ago

Police reform revisited

It is safe to say that the incoming police reform is no more than a reactionary policy, rather than ...
The criminal charges against Rodrigo Duterte
Academia 2 months ago

The criminal charges against Rodrigo Duterte

While heavily redacted, the ICC has publicly released the charges it plans to bring against the form...
Celebrating success, embracing challenges: The future of AEC
Academia 2 months ago

Celebrating success, embracing challenges: The future of AEC

The elimination of tariffs on 98 percent of goods under ATIGA, coupled with greater free trade agree...
Questioning Indonesia’s sovereign airspace delegation
Academia 2 months ago

Questioning Indonesia’s sovereign airspace delegation

The FIR agreement between Indonesia and Singapore reflects a bureaucratic compromise and diplomatic ...
MBG: Rushed policy, preventable tragedy
Academia 2 months ago

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MBG: Rushed policy, preventable tragedy

A well-intentioned policy has devolved into a public health tragedy because it was rolled out hastil...
Raminten Cabaret: An oasis of diversity and creativity
Academia 2 months ago

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Raminten Cabaret: An oasis of diversity and creativity

Nia Dinata's documentary Raminten Universe offers a moment to reflect on how we, as a people and...
Mass food poisoning a momentum to overhaul MBG program
Academia 2 months ago

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Mass food poisoning a momentum to overhaul MBG program

From a human rights perspective, the free nutritious meal program is part of the state's obligat...
Analysis: Legislation program is easier to start, harder to finish
Academia 2 months ago

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Analysis: Legislation program is easier to start, harder to finish

The House of Representatives has added 52 draft bills to the second amendment of the 2025 National L...
Children’s lives not a gamble
Editorial 2 months ago

Children’s lives not a gamble

The government has no choice but to immediately pause the program and carry out a full systemic over...
Rights on demand: Asia’s gig economy gets a legal upgrade
Academia 2 months ago

Rights on demand: Asia’s gig economy gets a legal upgrade

The initiatives in Singapore and Malaysia to protect gig workers can act as a model for emerging eco...
National Police: Guardians of the people or protectors of power?
Academia 2 months ago

National Police: Guardians of the people or protectors of power?

Once seen as protectors of the people, the police now increasingly appear aligned with elite interes...
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