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Page 20 of Academia - Index

Banks are flush with cash, but who will take the loans?
Academia 2 months ago

Banks are flush with cash, but who will take the loans?

Banking liquidity in Indonesia is abundant, but without market certainty the funds risk staying idle...
The United Nations at 80: Toward a reborn multilateralism
Academia 2 months ago

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The United Nations at 80: Toward a reborn multilateralism

Indonesia has shown the capacity to play a bridging role when polarization of interests is mani...
From Brussels to Bali: Seizing the prosperous promise of the IEU-CEPA
Academia 2 months ago

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From Brussels to Bali: Seizing the prosperous promise of the IEU-CEPA

While Tuesday's signing of the IEU-CEPA is certainly a milestone, unlocking the agreement's ...
Collective action urgently needed for water security in Indonesia
Academia 2 months ago

Collective action urgently needed for water security in Indonesia

Since everyone uses water, it is fair to argue that everyone must be responsible for water cons...
Analysis: Purbaya’s Rp 200 trillion gamble: Catalyst or costly misfire
Academia 2 months ago

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Analysis: Purbaya’s Rp 200 trillion gamble: Catalyst or costly misfire

Newly installed Finance Minister Purbaya Yadhi Sadewa has jolted Indonesia’s policy landscape ...
IEU-CEPA is ready. Are we?
Editorial 2 months ago

IEU-CEPA is ready. Are we?

It is finally done; Indonesia and the European Union have agreed on a free trade pact that had been ...
Faster, cheaper weapons for looming conflicts
Academia 2 months ago

Faster, cheaper weapons for looming conflicts

Modern European states now believe they must rearm, both to keep Ukraine fighting and to prepare the...
Why does Indonesia still rely on fossil fuel imports?
Academia 2 months ago

Why does Indonesia still rely on fossil fuel imports?

Geopolitical tensions should serve as a wake-up call to hasten the transition to renewable energy.
The architecture of trust in Indonesia’s digital dawn
Academia 2 months ago

The architecture of trust in Indonesia’s digital dawn

Europe offers a useful model. GDPR is enforced by independent data protection authorities. NIS 2 rel...
What a mission-oriented approach to school meals could do
Academia 2 months ago

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What a mission-oriented approach to school meals could do

When designed properly, school meals represent a powerful opportunity to transform entire food syste...
Free meals program is feeding children, but also making them sick
Academia 2 months ago

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Free meals program is feeding children, but also making them sick

When hundreds of children fall sick at once, families lose faith not only in the free meal program b...
Against the misuse of the snapback mechanism
Academia 2 months ago

Against the misuse of the snapback mechanism

Iran remains steadfast in asserting its inalienable right to the peaceful use of nuclear energy unde...
Finance ministers and the beautiful game
Academia 2 months ago

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Finance ministers and the beautiful game

In soccer terms, finance ministers' strength lies in their ability to connect the lines, di...
Analysis: Civic space shrinks further with arrests of activists and threats on Tempo
Academia 2 months ago

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Analysis: Civic space shrinks further with arrests of activists and threats on Tempo

In the aftermath of the August anti-government riots, police have arrested more than 10 activists an...
Corruption should not pay
Editorial 2 months ago

Corruption should not pay

Without substantial changes, the bill's passage risks having only a minimal impact. It could eve...
Letter to editor: Russian ambassador responds
Academia 2 months ago

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Letter to editor: Russian ambassador responds

Russian Ambassador Sergei Tolchenov defends the Indonesia-Russia extradition treaty, rejecting Weste...
US foreign policy is restructuring the world order
Academia 2 months ago

US foreign policy is restructuring the world order

Unlike when the US held unipolar power, times have changed as China and the BRICS countries have beg...
How EUDR could leave Indonesian women farmers behind
Academia 2 months ago

How EUDR could leave Indonesian women farmers behind

Women farmers play a vital role in the country's food production and in the management of renewa...
Between coal and atoms: Indonesia’s choice
Academia 2 months ago

Between coal and atoms: Indonesia’s choice

The choice facing Southeast Asia’s largest nation is not only about energy but about credibili...
Lawless state capitalism is no answer to China's rise
Academia 2 months ago

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Lawless state capitalism is no answer to China's rise

Invoking national security and the competition with China, Donald Trump’s administration is pu...
Prabowo’s debut at the UN: Symbolism without substance?
Academia 2 months ago

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Prabowo’s debut at the UN: Symbolism without substance?

President Prabowo Subianto must ensure that Indonesia’s calls for peace, whether in Palestine,...
ASEAN strategic response to current geoeconomic shift
Academia 2 months ago

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ASEAN strategic response to current geoeconomic shift

With many economies and sectors depending on the US market, the shock from tariff hike was immediate...
Analysis: The contrasting sides of the House of Representatives
Academia 2 months ago

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Analysis: The contrasting sides of the House of Representatives

Amid intensifying public protests against lawmakers for their behavior and statements that hurt thei...
Smart screens, familiar flaws
Editorial 2 months ago

Smart screens, familiar flaws

Flashy devices often end up unused or misused in schools with no technical support, little training ...
Nepal’s Gen Z revolt: The economic lesson for democracies
Academia 2 months ago

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Nepal’s Gen Z revolt: The economic lesson for democracies

The violent protests in Nepal demonstrate that democracy and development are inherently intertwined,...
The IPO question: Fostering competition through regulatory reforms
Academia 2 months ago

The IPO question: Fostering competition through regulatory reforms

Indonesia needs coordinated systematic reform to transform its capital markets from a collection of ...
Culture, not construction, drives tourism success
Academia 2 months ago

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Culture, not construction, drives tourism success

Modern tourists seek more than just a place to stay: they want stories and experiences.
What a China-EU climate deal could do for the world
Academia 2 months ago

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What a China-EU climate deal could do for the world

Chinese green-tech leadership has created an opportunity that the world cannot afford to squander. E...
The words Prabowo needs to say at the UN
Academia 2 months ago

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The words Prabowo needs to say at the UN

Prabowo can deliver the speech of his life, one that cuts through the noise and earns its place in h...
Analysis: To be or not to be: The political implications of police reform
Academia 2 months ago

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Analysis: To be or not to be: The political implications of police reform

Just weeks after the largest wave of demonstrations against Prabowo Subianto’s presidency, the...
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