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Free meals: Corruption lessons from Colombia
Academia 5 months ago

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Free meals: Corruption lessons from Colombia

Will this bold initiative deliver on its promises, or will it collapse under inefficiency and corrup...
'Squid Game' and ‘musyawarah’: Democracy with compromise and negotiation
Academia 5 months ago

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'Squid Game' and ‘musyawarah’: Democracy with compromise and negotiation

South Korea’s political culture is frequently trapped in a binary mindset where “differe...
Analysis: BI compelled to inject Rp 150 trillion in liquidity, delay govt debt
Academia 5 months ago

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Analysis: BI compelled to inject Rp 150 trillion in liquidity, delay govt debt

Bank Indonesia (BI) planned to increase the liquidity in the economy by buying government bonds (SBN...
Can Indonesia thrive when meritocracy is under threat?
Academia 5 months ago

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Can Indonesia thrive when meritocracy is under threat?

Concentration of power and privilege reinforces inequality and prevents meritocracy from taking root...
Prabowo’s US envoy
Editorial 5 months ago

Prabowo’s US envoy

To show Trump that Indonesia considers the US an important partner, Prabowo must quickly appoin...
Hayat Tahrir al-Sham: A new hope, or a new threat?
Academia 5 months ago

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Hayat Tahrir al-Sham: A new hope, or a new threat?

Governments and the international community should take a cautionary approach to HTS's success i...
How nickel mining impacts forests and local communities
Academia 5 months ago

How nickel mining impacts forests and local communities

Indonesia has an opportunity to reform nickel mining practices by ensuring stronger standards, commu...
Thailand lets autocratic neighbors hunt down opponents on its soil
Academia 5 months ago

Thailand lets autocratic neighbors hunt down opponents on its soil

Whether through complicity or ignorance, Thailand is increasingly at the heart of foreign security o...
VAT hike sparks criminal risks for entrepreneurs
Academia 5 months ago

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VAT hike sparks criminal risks for entrepreneurs

The recent VAT hike has created a dual rate system that presents liabilities to both entrepreneurs a...
Social media as it should be
Academia 5 months ago

Social media as it should be

“Open social media” provides the opportunity to realize the internet’s original pr...
Analysis: RI to implement B40 biodiesel mandate in 2025
Academia 5 months ago

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Analysis: RI to implement B40 biodiesel mandate in 2025

The Indonesian government is set to increase the palm oil-based content share in biodiesel from 35 p...
Aspirations for democracy, human rights and civilian rule must shape Myanmar’s future
Academia 5 months ago

Aspirations for democracy, human rights and civilian rule must shape Myanmar’s future

ASEAN’s credibility hinges on adopting a principled, people-centered approach to Myanmar.
Truce in Gaza, but for how long?
Editorial 5 months ago

Truce in Gaza, but for how long?

While we are elated by the news of a truce on Wednesday between Israel and Hamas in their war in the...
Bamboo barrier brouhaha
Editorial 5 months ago

Bamboo barrier brouhaha

The government's response to the "mysterious" bamboo fence installed off the coast of ...
AI alone won't save the planet
Academia 5 months ago

AI alone won't save the planet

We must ensure that AI complements, rather than replaces, human capabilities to realize its full pot...
Beyond evolution: Alfred Russel Wallace’s critique of the 19th century world
Academia 5 months ago

Beyond evolution: Alfred Russel Wallace’s critique of the 19th century world

The world is industrializing at breakneck speed, intensifying the environmental damage Wallace warne...
Leaders must adapt to a new era of communications under Trump 2.0
Academia 5 months ago

Leaders must adapt to a new era of communications under Trump 2.0

Given the free speech absolutism of X, formerly Twitter, and Meta’s turn in that direction, le...
Beyond iPhone sales ban: How Indonesia can foster sustainable growth
Academia 5 months ago

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Beyond iPhone sales ban: How Indonesia can foster sustainable growth

Relying solely on protectionist policies may bring quick wins but at the expense of long-term sustai...
Fintech P2P lending benefit limits: The good deed that backfires
Academia 5 months ago

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Fintech P2P lending benefit limits: The good deed that backfires

The decline in P2P lending practices is attributed to a variety of social issues. A problem commonly...
Reimagining crypto: Indonesia’s path to a secure and thriving financial future
Academia 5 months ago

Reimagining crypto: Indonesia’s path to a secure and thriving financial future

The OJK regulation creates space for banks to explore services such as crypto custody, blockchain-ba...
Analysis: Govt issues RUKN to achieve NZE 2060 as court alters Job Creation Law
Academia 5 months ago

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Analysis: Govt issues RUKN to achieve NZE 2060 as court alters Job Creation Law

The government issued the National Electricity General Plans (RUKN) 2024 – 2060 to align with ...
Car sales plunge. So what?
Editorial 5 months ago

Car sales plunge. So what?

Car sales have been plummeting in Indonesia lately, but maybe that is not all bad news.
The “new Syria”: Should Turkey be repatriating Syrians?
Academia 5 months ago

The “new Syria”: Should Turkey be repatriating Syrians?

Turkey’s refugee repatriation policy clashes with international law as Syria remains volatile ...
Citizens can lead change despite democratic backsliding
Academia 5 months ago

Citizens can lead change despite democratic backsliding

Deliberative democracy is not a panacea. It is a dynamic process and there can be ups and downs...
Letter to editor: Russian ambassador responds
Academia 5 months ago

Letter to editor: Russian ambassador responds

We would like to object to the distorted understanding of the essence of BRICS.
Getting rich without getting fat: The challenge of developing countries
Academia 5 months ago

Getting rich without getting fat: The challenge of developing countries

As developing countries, Indonesia and Mexico face double problems since hunger and obesity exist li...
Ambassador Hasjim Djalal’s lasting global legacy
Academia 5 months ago

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Ambassador Hasjim Djalal’s lasting global legacy

Hasjim Djalal's role in shaping the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS...
Digitalization key to transforming core tax system
Academia 5 months ago

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Digitalization key to transforming core tax system

Indonesia’s core tax system is still far from the expected standard, reflecting the government...
Analysis: Corruption watchdog puts Jokowi's reputation in jeopardy
Academia 5 months ago

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Analysis: Corruption watchdog puts Jokowi's reputation in jeopardy

The widely accepted perception of former president Joko "Jokowi" Widodo as a clean figure ...
Indonesia must implement mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence
Academia 5 months ago

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Indonesia must implement mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence

With no consequences faced by corporations for failing to comply with HRDD obligations, they are abl...
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