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From a liberalist perspective, the war highlights a failure of the norms-based system and a lack of ...
Rising food prices coupled with rising fuel prices, could form a dangerous recipe for social unrest....
Transportation emissions pose our most pressing challenge and our greatest opportunity.
While missiles capture the headlines, it is the silent calculations of the insurance market that tru...
The progress in the corruption case involving crude oil procurement at state oil and gas company Per...
As the TNI moves toward high alert seemingly without a presidential mandate, Indonesia’s hard-...
The sudden and acute disruption to Middle East oil supplies caused by the US-Israeli war with Iran i...
Reforming fossil fuel subsidies is no longer just an environmental or efficiency goal; it is a matte...
Country-led action on water, guided by a common vision and supported by a more aligned UN system, ca...
History records US’ many previous attempts to subvert, shape and subordinate Indonesia in the ...
Widespread remilitarization initiatives demonstrate how state administrators are unwilling to carry ...
Economic development in Papua has become a "ticking time bomb," where exclusionary policie...
Indonesia’s official response to the attack on Iran by Israel and the United States is unusual...
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As the 2026 Ocean Impact Summit in Bali approaches, the global community faces a critical choice: br...
The government should know that gig workers want rights equal to most employees and anything less th...
As Middle East conflicts drive global price volatility, Indonesia must replace its outdated, "o...
As gold surges past $5,200, the "exorbitant privilege" of the US dollar is facing a reckon...
The war is a stark reflection of the law of the jungle still operates within the international ...
The provisions in the Indonesia-United States Agreement on Reciprocal Trade (ART) have once again dr...
Plastic waste remains a common sight on our streets, waterways and beaches, even as the governm...
When dealing with problems that have a large degree of qualitative uncertainty or where the answer r...
As Indonesia leans into informal diplomatic forums like the Board of Peace, it risks trading its his...
This International Women's Day, a landmark survey shatters the myth that education and financial...
An emergency summit could identify credible mediating actors and outline a division of labor among r...
The critical question now is not only whether the Strait of Hormuz will reopen, but how much more da...
One year in, Danantara has proven it can move mountains of capital, but the real test is whether it ...
The Indonesia–United States Agreement on Reciprocal Trade (ART) reaches far beyond conventiona...
With pressure building simultaneously on both the revenue and expenditure side of the budget, someth...