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Soft power, hard rind: China and durian
Academia 3 months ago

Soft power, hard rind: China and durian

China’s growing appetite for durian is giving this famously divisive fruit political power.
A look at Asia’s 2025 winners and losers
Academia 3 months ago

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A look at Asia’s 2025 winners and losers

From cybercrime and disasters to an elfin plush toy trend, here are some of the worst and best to ha...
Rogue hegemons are sabotaging the global economy
Academia 3 months ago

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Rogue hegemons are sabotaging the global economy

The US under the Trump administration has emerged as a global hegemon alongside China, albeit with d...
Who will benefit from a Grab-GoTo merger?
Academia 3 months ago

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Who will benefit from a Grab-GoTo merger?

A merger between Grab and GoTo would result in significant market concentration, creating a new enti...
Why perspective matters in humanitarian crises
Academia 3 months ago

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Why perspective matters in humanitarian crises

The way we understand humanitarian crises determines whether we truly attempt to resolve them, or me...
Analysis: Prabowo targets electoral reforms to consolidate power
Academia 3 months ago

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Analysis: Prabowo targets electoral reforms to consolidate power

The direct election mechanism as a way of choosing political leaders could become a thing of the pas...
Indonesian history: A foundation of national identity
Academia 3 months ago

Indonesian history: A foundation of national identity

To coincide with National History Day on Dec. 14, the Culture Ministry held the soft launch of Sejar...
Trust is the currency of fiscal policy
Editorial 3 months ago

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Trust is the currency of fiscal policy

We won’t know until January, but we are probably looking at the highest fiscal deficit in deca...
Analysis: Weak import governance undermines steel industry
Academia 3 months ago

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Analysis: Weak import governance undermines steel industry

Indonesia's ambition to strengthen its domestic steel industry is being quietly undermined from ...
Myanmar’s vote and the real contest in the north
Academia 3 months ago

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Myanmar’s vote and the real contest in the north

Rather than the national polls, the outcome of the ongoing dynamics in Upper Myanmar between the KIA...
Christmas 2025 message: Saving the nation, starting from the dinner table
Academia 3 months ago

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Christmas 2025 message: Saving the nation, starting from the dinner table

The Christmas 2025 theme as declared by the PGI and the KWI urges reflection on the state of Indones...
Celebrating Christmas amid ecological disaster
Academia 3 months ago

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Celebrating Christmas amid ecological disaster

In celebrating Christmas, Christians are invited to demonstrate concern for the Earth rather than ad...
Turning Indonesia’s mounting waste into watts
Academia 3 months ago

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Turning Indonesia’s mounting waste into watts

Through the waste to energy initiative, Danantara will provide the investment, while the state utili...
Are our labs equipped to achieve cervical cancer screening targets?
Academia 3 months ago

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Are our labs equipped to achieve cervical cancer screening targets?

Out of the 386 regencies and mayoralties targeted by the Health Ministry, fewer than half are estima...
Analysis: The shadow coup within NU: A paradox of power
Academia 3 months ago

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Analysis: The shadow coup within NU: A paradox of power

In a surprising turn of events to cap off the year, Nahdlatul Ulama (NU), Indonesia's largest Mu...
The strategic necessity of ‘mandiri’ in the extreme climate age
Academia 3 months ago

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The strategic necessity of ‘mandiri’ in the extreme climate age

The Indonesian term "mandiri" embodies the type of strategic governance necessary to unify...
Let hope overcome fear
Editorial 3 months ago

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Let hope overcome fear

Hundreds of thousands of displaced people in Sumatra fear that "good news" will never come...
We don’t have to choose between sovereignty and humanity
Academia 3 months ago

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We don’t have to choose between sovereignty and humanity

The debate about foreign assistance is a proxy for a deeper question of whether the state can make f...
The Constitutional Court ruling that is (not) final and binding
Academia 3 months ago

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The Constitutional Court ruling that is (not) final and binding

The current polemic between the Constitutional Court and the National Police is a test of the state ...
Fragmented governance the hallmark of Prabowo’s presidency
Academia 3 months ago

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Fragmented governance the hallmark of Prabowo’s presidency

As long as Jokowi loyalists remain within Prabowo’s government—not merely to sustain inf...
JETP waits for takeoff
Editorial 3 months ago

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JETP waits for takeoff

One of the JETP’s most ambitious and politically sensitive flagship goals, the early retiremen...
Analysis: DHE policy revised again, but gains to foreign reserves remain elusive
Academia 3 months ago

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Analysis: DHE policy revised again, but gains to foreign reserves remain elusive

The national policy on export proceeds (DHE) from natural resources has been revised for a third tim...
International aid and the state: Nargis Myanmar vs Senyar Aceh
Academia 3 months ago

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International aid and the state: Nargis Myanmar vs Senyar Aceh

In the aftermath of the disaster devastating parts of Sumatra, the lesson of Nargis is relevant not ...
Expendable lives, lack of leadership in the Sumatra disaster
Academia 3 months ago

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Expendable lives, lack of leadership in the Sumatra disaster

Prabowo seems to live inside a political bubble, dependent on information filtered by ministers and ...
Women are leaving what no longer serves them
Academia 3 months ago

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Women are leaving what no longer serves them

Patriarchy damages a potentially powerful force of mature masculinity, one that could have been emot...
How to deal with involution in China
Academia 3 months ago

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How to deal with involution in China

Multiple factors have contributed to overcapacity in China due to intense domestic competition, and ...
Analysis: When law enforcers place themselves above the Constitution
Academia 3 months ago

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Analysis: When law enforcers place themselves above the Constitution

Rather than safeguarding justice, Indonesia's legal instruments are increasingly being bent to s...
What the Philippines chairmanship means for ASEAN
Academia 3 months ago

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What the Philippines chairmanship means for ASEAN

ASEAN as a liberal institutionalist entity continues to suffer from political realist power plays wh...
Indonesia's modernized penal code ratification represents positive transformation
Academia 3 months ago

Indonesia's modernized penal code ratification represents positive transformation

Indonesia is set to implement the New Indonesian Penal Code (Kitab Undang-Undang Hukum Pidana Baru o...
Indonesia’s EV market races ahead with 49% growth despite auto slowdown
Academia 3 months ago

Indonesia’s EV market races ahead with 49% growth despite auto slowdown

Electric vehicles are rapidly changing Indonesia’s automotive landscape, gaining remarkable tr...
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