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Revamping strategic intelligence in the face of global competition

As Indonesia moves along its path to becoming a global middle power by its centennial in 2045, it mu...

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Nickel boom? Not for the people of Raja Ampat

Host communities, often indigenous and marginalized, are left with nothing.

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The greenwashing of destruction: Legal action as Raja Ampat’s last hope

Reports suggest mining companies have exerted undue influence over authorities, sometimes even &ldqu...

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Analysis: KPPU flags monopoly risk in TikTok-Tokopedia merger

Concerns over predatory pricing and unfair competition in Indonesia’s e-commerce landscape hav...

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Ailing hospitality industry

People are unlikely to plan vacations when the economy is weak and the administration fails to creat...

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The ocean is not just a carbon sink

Long outdated is the notion of the ocean as the planet’s greatest “carbon sink”, a...

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ASEAN's choice: A principled future or a path to irrelevance?

Pragmatism without an ambitious, principles-based vision will not go far, and the new Vision 2045 wi...

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UN ocean summit: Indonesia can lead in turning global climate tide

As the world finally wakes up to the critical climate role of oceans, which cover around 71 percent ...

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Empowering plantation smallholders to address economic inequality

Despite their substantial contribution to national production, many smallholders remain trapped in s...

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Raja Ampat’s nickel paradox: When green ambitions threaten blue paradise

Who benefits from mining in Raja Ampat? The communities who have fished these waters for centuries, ...

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Indonesian equities at crisis valuations, yet the economy is robust

The Indonesian economy is nowhere near a crisis. Growth has slowed marginally in recent months but i...

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Analysis: To some, Prabowo’s policy on Israel is not just semantics

When President Prabowo Subianto said Indonesia will open diplomatic ties with Israel if it recognize...

Editorial 4 months ago

Prabowo’s S. Korean approach

The bilateral ties between Asia’s fourth and fifth-largest economies are too significant to fa...

Editorial 4 months ago

Economic gunboat diplomacy

We must avoid premature concessions, because the US trade policy remains in flux, with legal challen...

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End of JI: Reckoning with the past, rethinking the future

Social media, gaming platforms, encrypted apps and increasingly, generative artificial intelligence ...

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Ecocide in Raja Ampat: Defending the right to healthy life

The recent news on mining in Raja Ampat sounds the alarm on potential ecocide as a symptom of the go...

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Trump vs Harvard: In defense of truth and intellectualism

Trump’s statements and policies are absurd, undemocratic and authoritarian.

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Social media and the quiet return of imperialism

What looks like “freedom of speech” on social media becomes ranking of speech, meaning w...

Editorial 4 months ago

Don’t neglect our pilgrims

The government cannot remain silent when citizens are facing hardships in their bid to fulfil their ...

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Analysis: Dedi Mulyadi: Sundanese prince’s road to glory

Although the next presidential election is four years away, politicians across the country have alre...

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Will Trump's tariffs destroy global value chains?

Governments should look to adapting multilateral policy frameworks, including IP protections, e...

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From crisis to circularity: Bandung’s fight to curb the tide of waste

The waste crisis in Bandung, like that in many growing cities, is a complex issue rooted in infrastr...

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On World Environment Day, you can help end plastic pollution

Ending plastic pollution is clearly a human health, planetary health, economic health and busi...

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Economic stimulus: A solution or just another patchwork fix?

Without a well-structured and precisely delivered package, the stimulus risks offering only a short-...

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‘Qurban’ as an instrument of self-control and human solidarity

Qurban teaches that sacrifice is not a loss but a spiritual and social investment for the common goo...

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South Korea’s new president: Implications for bilateral and regional cooperation

As the dust settles from the election, international partners, especially in the Indo-Pacific, ...

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Analysis: Fraud cases at BPDs set major setback for the banking industry

A series of corruption and fraud cases have been uncovered at several regional development banks (BP...

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Whither ASEAN community?

This year, ASEAN still barely resembles a community in its true sense of the word as its leaders hav...

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Risks and rewards of a US-ASEAN special summit

Washington must avoid imposing its technology standards or demanding that ASEAN countries exclusivel...

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Can ASEAN build a sustainable data center future?

Despite the rapid spread of the digital economy, the ASEAN legal and regulatory frameworks are ...

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