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Calling drivers entrepreneurs won’t create better jobs
Academia 1 week ago

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Calling drivers entrepreneurs won’t create better jobs

Rebranding gig drivers as "entrepreneurs" might polish government employment data, but no ...
Good governance 101
Editorial 1 week ago

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Good governance 101

A regional administration that fixes flawed infrastructure after it goes viral isn't setting the...
How obscure yttrium became a global flashpoint
Academia 2 weeks ago

How obscure yttrium became a global flashpoint

This obscure member of the rare earths family is going to be high on the agenda when China's Pre...
Reading the PISA scores and what should follow
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Reading the PISA scores and what should follow

The more useful question for Indonesia is why its students fall behind, and what can be done about i...
Is Indonesia returning to fiscal orthodoxy?
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Is Indonesia returning to fiscal orthodoxy?

The new finance minister may reassure nervous markets, but the real test begins when fiscal discipli...
The UN cannot, and need not, wait for consensus
Academia 2 weeks ago

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The UN cannot, and need not, wait for consensus

At the United Nations' 81st General Assembly, member states will be close to choosing the next s...
From arsenic to acid: Impunity and the retreat of civilian supremacy
Academia 2 weeks ago

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From arsenic to acid: Impunity and the retreat of civilian supremacy

From the poisoning of Munir to an acid attack left unpunished, Indonesia’s military justice sy...
Indonesia and China: Toward a more honest conversation
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Indonesia and China: Toward a more honest conversation

Closer relations present a moment to revisit whether the partnership has mutually benefite...
Analysis: Indonesia-Russia ties deepen: Might this time be different?
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Analysis: Indonesia-Russia ties deepen: Might this time be different?

At the 11th Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, Russia, President Prabowo Subianto announced plan...
Armed impunity
Editorial 2 weeks ago

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Armed impunity

When soldiers target civilians and keep their badges, the military court doesn't just shield its...
Why Russia is deepening ties across the Global South
Academia 2 weeks ago

Why Russia is deepening ties across the Global South

The Ukraine war certainly featured in conversations. Tellingly, however, Putin steered many talks wi...
We know how to bring degraded land back to life
Academia 2 weeks ago

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We know how to bring degraded land back to life

Restoring our degraded lands is no longer optional: It is a proven, high-return investment in our cl...
Indonesia–Australia: Neighbors by geography, allies by necessity
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Indonesia–Australia: Neighbors by geography, allies by necessity

Once built, trust has to be continuously nurtured to enable the two countries to contribute ful...
Beyond arrests: Who is really responsible for the haze?
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Beyond arrests: Who is really responsible for the haze?

Smoke doesn’t stop at national borders, and accountability shouldn’t stop at the person ...
When violence falls between the cracks
Academia 2 weeks ago

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When violence falls between the cracks

As youth violence shifts from organized terrorist dogma to decentralized digital subcultures, Southe...
Indonesia’s fiscal ambitions are too big for its finance ministers
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Indonesia’s fiscal ambitions are too big for its finance ministers

Three finance ministers in less than two years proves Indonesia’s fiscal challenge isn’t...
Analysis: When wildfires become a diplomatic problem
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Analysis: When wildfires become a diplomatic problem

Indonesia’s recurring wildfires have once again spiraled into a crisis that reaches far beyond...
Not the Ministry of Magic
Editorial 2 weeks ago

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Not the Ministry of Magic

The sudden shake-up at the Finance Ministry has rattled markets, leaving Indonesia’s new fisca...
A fractured world tests the limits of multilateralism
Academia 2 weeks ago

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A fractured world tests the limits of multilateralism

From Central Asia to the Pacific, sovereign states are proving that global rules cannot remain the e...
The Red Sea crisis exposes BRICS’ deep divisions
Academia 2 weeks ago

The Red Sea crisis exposes BRICS’ deep divisions

Rapid expansion of the bloc means that its 21 members have deeply divergent interests, particularly ...
Twenty years on, BRICS faces a defining choice
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Twenty years on, BRICS faces a defining choice

Amid shifting global power dynamics and emerging economies seeking a stronger voice, a central issue...
Chinese SMEs in Malaysia and ASEAN: Coming in fast and furious
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Chinese SMEs in Malaysia and ASEAN: Coming in fast and furious

As agile Chinese SMEs rapidly plant roots across Southeast Asia, Malaysia faces a high-stakes choice...
Democratic dilemma: Communist Vietnam outpaces Indonesia, Philippines
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Democratic dilemma: Communist Vietnam outpaces Indonesia, Philippines

As Communist-led Vietnam laps Southeast Asia's sluggish democracies in growth and foreign capita...
Suahasil can restore budget credibility, but challenges remain
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Suahasil can restore budget credibility, but challenges remain

The new finance minister brings steady hands and deep institutional memory, but restoring fiscal cre...
Analysis: Adaro witness summons revives questions over tycoon rivalry
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Analysis: Adaro witness summons revives questions over tycoon rivalry

The corruption investigation into the Banjarmasin Medium Tax Office (KPP Madya) has taken an unexpec...
Feeding, not poisoning
Editorial 2 weeks ago

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Feeding, not poisoning

The food poisoning incident has left parents a lingering question: How could a program intended to n...
Malaysia’s election drums, political sums
Academia 2 weeks ago

Malaysia’s election drums, political sums

Can Malaysia's UMNO pressure Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim into calling for an early election?
Oil markets survived the Iran war sprint. Now comes the marathon
Academia 2 weeks ago

Oil markets survived the Iran war sprint. Now comes the marathon

The Iran war is no longer a short-lived energy supply shock, but a prolonged, unpredictable test of ...
The Land Bank paradox: For profit or justice?
Academia 2 weeks ago

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The Land Bank paradox: For profit or justice?

Masked as agrarian reform, the national Land Bank is quietly dispossessing the rural poor to serve c...
Global development's missing ingredient
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Global development's missing ingredient

Faith-based institutions committed to human dignity and pluralism can play an instrumental role in b...
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