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Be greater than a king, be a hero!
Opinion 3 weeks ago

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Be greater than a king, be a hero!

From Superman, Wonder Woman and, of course, Aquaman, who doesn’t love the Justice League heroe...
Ready to accept technology
Opinion 3 weeks ago

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Ready to accept technology

Let us congratulate Dwi Soetjipto on his recent appointment as the new head of the Upstream Oil and ...
Stigma still thwarts HIV prevention
Opinion 3 weeks ago

Stigma still thwarts HIV prevention

Indonesia is one out of three countries that has seen an increase in HIV/AIDS along with the Philipp...
Security Council — stage for Indonesia’s global ambitions
Opinion 3 weeks ago

Security Council — stage for Indonesia’s global ambitions

When Indonesia joins the Security Council on Jan. 1, a lot of expectations fall on our shoulders fro...
Never quite ready
Editorial 3 weeks ago

Never quite ready

Ahead of the anniversary of the devastating Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami that hit Aceh 14 yea...
Open education can address Indonesia's educational inequalities
Opinion 3 weeks ago

Open education can address Indonesia's educational inequalities

In Indonesia open education is in initial stages, marked by lack of supporting policy and infrastruc...
Sino-Indonesian exchange at new levels
Opinion 3 weeks ago

Sino-Indonesian exchange at new levels

According to Indonesian historian Mohammad Yamin, the influence of Chinese culture on Indonesian cul...
Christmas wisdom in defending humanity
Opinion 3 weeks ago

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Christmas wisdom in defending humanity

One of the manifestations of Christmas wisdom that Jesus championed as a leader is upholding human r...
Being religious without being violent
Opinion 3 weeks ago

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Being religious without being violent

Many outrageous cases of violence in Indonesia are also sparked by problems related to religion.
Political mothers at their best – and worst
Opinion 3 weeks ago

Political mothers at their best – and worst

Such morally based movements have always ended up — and will always end up — suppressing...
Paying tribute to our sporting 'Wonder Women'
Opinion 3 weeks ago

Paying tribute to our sporting 'Wonder Women'

On Women’s Day on Dec. 22 let us look at these sisters who constantly battle traditional views...
A silenced night
Editorial 3 weeks ago

A silenced night

However, there is no reason not to sing “Silent Night”. The song could at least serve as...
Welcoming a new age of darkness
Opinion 4 weeks ago

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Welcoming a new age of darkness

Scientific method favors the maturing of ideas into knowledge; it brings more innovation, more prosp...
Welcoming the new age of Indonesia’s power business
Opinion 4 weeks ago

Welcoming the new age of Indonesia’s power business

Independent power producers (IPP) in Indonesia have enjoyed a comfortably big market in the past few...
Post G20: Reflections and takeaways
Opinion 4 weeks ago

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Post G20: Reflections and takeaways

The 2018 G20 Summit in Buenos Aires concluded in a spirit of consensus. While some would argue that ...
My Christmas wish: A halal cross and a Rod Stewart song
Opinion 4 weeks ago

My Christmas wish: A halal cross and a Rod Stewart song

What lesson can you learn from the British rock singer Rod Stewart and from two instructions by peop...
Killing seeds of food security
Editorial 4 weeks ago

Killing seeds of food security

Among the major short-term policy recommendations proposed by the World Bank in its latest quarterly...
Improving welfare of older persons: Is it a trade-off?
Opinion 4 weeks ago

Improving welfare of older persons: Is it a trade-off?

Handsome pension is the dream for all citizens.
It is time to end modern slavery at sea
Opinion 4 weeks ago

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It is time to end modern slavery at sea

As we celebrate International Migrants Day, it is important to recall that Dec. 18 is chosen to mark...
Murders in Nduga: New low for separatists
Opinion 4 weeks ago

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Murders in Nduga: New low for separatists

The fatal attack on 31 civilians by the armed wing of a Papuan separatist group in Nduga, Papua on D...
Breaking with the past, no more negligence in research
Opinion 4 weeks ago

Breaking with the past, no more negligence in research

Probably unnoticed by most Indonesians, President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo signed Presidenti...
War against plastics: There’s only so much a person can do
Opinion 4 weeks ago

War against plastics: There’s only so much a person can do

The world is waging war against plastic waste and, as a country accused of contributing the second m...
Requiem for pluralism
Editorial 4 weeks ago

Requiem for pluralism

Many tend to confuse democracy with majoritarianism as in the Purbayan case. Democracy only works if...
Toward safe, orderly and dignified migration
Opinion 4 weeks ago

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Toward safe, orderly and dignified migration

Migration is the great issue of our era. “Migration with Dignity” is the theme of this y...
Peaceful resolution to Papua’s war for liberation
Opinion 4 weeks ago

Peaceful resolution to Papua’s war for liberation

While we mourn for the more than a dozen lives lost in the Papuan regency of Nduga recently, we shou...
Nations still oceans apart on Indo-Pacific future
Opinion 4 weeks ago

Nations still oceans apart on Indo-Pacific future

A growing consensus is emerging that Indo-Pacific best defines the region that is most immediately i...
Room for impunity
Editorial 4 weeks ago

Room for impunity

A week after an angry mob set fire to a police station in the East Jakarta district of Ciracas, nobo...
Protecting our priceless cultural objects
Opinion 1 month ago

Protecting our priceless cultural objects

“Mirror, Mirror, on the wall, which country has the most priceless cultural heritage?”
The future of mobility: Not one solution, but many
Opinion 1 month ago

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The future of mobility: Not one solution, but many

In 1807, when patenting the first hydrogen-powered engine, François Isaac de Rivaz could have...
Education the only goal on track in Asia-Pacific
Opinion 1 month ago

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Education the only goal on track in Asia-Pacific

The year 2019 will be a landmark one for the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development....
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