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From crisis to circularity: Bandung’s fight to curb the tide of waste
Academia 6 months ago

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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...
On World Environment Day, you can help end plastic pollution
Academia 6 months ago

On World Environment Day, you can help end plastic pollution

Ending plastic pollution is clearly a human health, planetary health, economic health and  busi...
Economic stimulus: A solution or just another patchwork fix?
Academia 6 months ago

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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-...
‘Qurban’ as an instrument of self-control and human solidarity
Academia 6 months ago

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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...
South Korea’s new president: Implications for bilateral and regional cooperation
Academia 6 months ago

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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, ...
Analysis: Fraud cases at BPDs set major setback for the banking industry
Academia 6 months ago

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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...
Whither ASEAN community?
Editorial 6 months ago

Whither ASEAN community?

This year, ASEAN still barely resembles a community in its true sense of the word as its leaders hav...
Risks and rewards of a US-ASEAN special summit
Academia 6 months ago

Risks and rewards of a US-ASEAN special summit

Washington must avoid imposing its technology standards or demanding that ASEAN countries exclusivel...
Can ASEAN build a sustainable data center future?
Academia 6 months ago

Can ASEAN build a sustainable data center future?

Despite the rapid spread of the digital economy, the ASEAN legal and regulatory frameworks are ...
Sekolah Rakyat: A path to equity, if ministries align
Academia 6 months ago

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Sekolah Rakyat: A path to equity, if ministries align

With smarter coordination, Sekolah Rakyat can shine as a model of equity.
China must not fear fiscal expansion
Academia 6 months ago

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China must not fear fiscal expansion

If China is to achieve its growth target for 2025, things must change.
Indonesia-Australia ties: Time to turn trust surplus into tangible gains
Academia 6 months ago

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Indonesia-Australia ties: Time to turn trust surplus into tangible gains

Amid the global shocks and turmoil of today, Indonesia and Australia have signaled a shift in their ...
The erosion of civil supremacy: A quiet shift in Indonesia’s statecraft
Academia 6 months ago

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The erosion of civil supremacy: A quiet shift in Indonesia’s statecraft

We are witnessing the normalization of both emergency governance and militarization, which are ...
Analysis: Jokowi’s fake diploma allegation sparks unnecessary controversy
Academia 6 months ago

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Analysis: Jokowi’s fake diploma allegation sparks unnecessary controversy

The controversy surrounding an alleged fake university diploma belonging to former president Joko &q...
Older, slower bureaucracy
Editorial 6 months ago

Older, slower bureaucracy

Now is not the time to think about raising the civil service retirement age, lest we lose out on the...
Tax office needs bigger resources to increase tax collection
Academia 6 months ago

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Tax office needs bigger resources to increase tax collection

While Indonesia has segmented its tax offices and embraced digital tools, the bureaucracy still lack...
Is effective crypto regulation finally coming?
Academia 6 months ago

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Is effective crypto regulation finally coming?

The US may finally be nearing meaningful crypto regulation amid shifting politics and global pressur...
Southeast Asia remains unfriendly for women in politics
Academia 6 months ago

Southeast Asia remains unfriendly for women in politics

A recent report exposing the growing violence targeting woman parliamentarians in Southeast Asia ser...
ASEAN needs to call an RCEP leaders' summit
Academia 6 months ago

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ASEAN needs to call an RCEP leaders' summit

In today's rapidly shifting geo-economic landscape, ASEAN needs to take the lead by convening a ...
Does Indonesia prosper if ASEAN prospers?
Academia 6 months ago

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Does Indonesia prosper if ASEAN prospers?

As the largest economy in Southeast Asia and de-facto leader of ASEAN, do we stand to benefit from a...
Analysis: New RUPTL signals energy security prioritized over green transition
Academia 6 months ago

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Analysis: New RUPTL signals energy security prioritized over green transition

The long-awaited 2025-2034 Electricity Procurement Business Plan (RUPTL), launched by the Energy and...
Prabowo’s PNG ambition
Editorial 6 months ago

Prabowo’s PNG ambition

Prabowo believes that as a full member state, PNG will strengthen ASEAN in facing geopolitical chall...
Are hegemonies a relic of the past?
Academia 6 months ago

Are hegemonies a relic of the past?

From Athens to the British Empire and on to the US, dominant powers have used might and consent to e...
The climate challenge as a development opportunity
Academia 6 months ago

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The climate challenge as a development opportunity

Even if policymakers in developing countries see little value in pursuing large emissions reductions...
US-China rivalry requires Indonesia to review defense posture
Academia 6 months ago

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US-China rivalry requires Indonesia to review defense posture

Given the inherent demand for highly compatible and interoperable weaponry systems, the TNI should p...
US labels QRIS a trade barrier, what’s next for Indonesia’s digital payment system?
Academia 6 months ago

US labels QRIS a trade barrier, what’s next for Indonesia’s digital payment system?

QRIS has become the king of digital payment channels for local transactions. Visa–Mastercard&r...
Indonesia needs smarter farming, not more farmers
Academia 6 months ago

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Indonesia needs smarter farming, not more farmers

The country must continue to invest in technology, infrastructure, agronomic education and value cha...
A 5 percent defense trap: Indonesia’s path to strategic balance
Academia 6 months ago

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A 5 percent defense trap: Indonesia’s path to strategic balance

Indonesia should pursue a balanced 2-3 percent GDP defense budget, leveraging quantum technology and...
Analysis: Corruption overshadows discourse on political party financing
Academia 6 months ago

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Analysis: Corruption overshadows discourse on political party financing

Every five years, Indonesia holds a multi-party general election typically participated in by around...
Same plan, new excuses
Editorial 6 months ago

Same plan, new excuses

The long-waited, and so-called “green”, long-term electricity business plan (RUPTL) is h...
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