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A diplomacy of purpose: Indonesia’s path in a fragmented world
Academia 2 weeks ago

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A diplomacy of purpose: Indonesia’s path in a fragmented world

Calls for credibility should be grounded in a full appreciation of the system as it operates, not ju...
Analysis: Danantara bets on logistics merger, stronger firms may foot the bill
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Analysis: Danantara bets on logistics merger, stronger firms may foot the bill

Danantara Indonesia has announced plans to consolidate 15 state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and their l...
More than just PR problem
Editorial 2 weeks ago

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More than just PR problem

A quick scroll on social media is enough to show the extent of the public relations problem, with ne...
Stop building schools for the poor. Start fixing education for all
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Stop building schools for the poor. Start fixing education for all

Establishing separate schools for poor children doesn't break the cycle of poverty, bu...
When the KPK enters the core of party power
Academia 2 weeks ago

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When the KPK enters the core of party power

While anticorruption efforts usually focus on handcuffs and press conferences, the KPK is finally lo...
The irony of Indonesia's disposable labor regime
Academia 2 weeks ago

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The irony of Indonesia's disposable labor regime

While the elite debates the fine print of formal labor laws, a disposable workforce of millions...
May Day 2026: From street rallies to real change
Academia 2 weeks ago

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May Day 2026: From street rallies to real change

The path to true labor justice lies not in annual rhetoric but in structural reforms that integrate ...
Analysis: Why the news spotlight on ex-VP Jusuf Kalla?
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Analysis: Why the news spotlight on ex-VP Jusuf Kalla?

Jusuf Kalla has been among the top trending news in recent weeks, reflecting the enduring relevance ...
ASEAN’s path to energy resilience is a circular economy
Academia 2 weeks ago

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ASEAN’s path to energy resilience is a circular economy

We need a new model. One that reduces material waste and lowers energy waste, while creating economi...
Fatal crossings, failing signals
Editorial 2 weeks ago

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Fatal crossings, failing signals

Safety should be a structural guarantee, not a matter of luck. The Bekasi train collision must final...
Asia's economic diplomacy for tumultuous times
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Asia's economic diplomacy for tumultuous times

We have entered a multipolar age, defined by strategic rivalry, contested norms and a level of volat...
Transiting to a more stable, inclusive planetary order
Academia 3 weeks ago

Transiting to a more stable, inclusive planetary order

Each economy, locality or culture must be hard-nosed that their different geography, resource-endowm...
Global energy shock: A turning point for Indonesia’s nuclear energy policy?
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Global energy shock: A turning point for Indonesia’s nuclear energy policy?

As the Strait of Hormuz teeters on the edge of instability, Indonesia faces a high-stakes choice: re...
Could the Strait of Malacca be the next global flashpoint?
Academia 3 weeks ago

Could the Strait of Malacca be the next global flashpoint?

Southeast Asia is becoming more explicitly tied into great-power competition, with the new US-Indone...
Prabowo needs a more credible foreign policy team
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Prabowo needs a more credible foreign policy team

President Prabowo’s impulsive personal diplomacy is bypassing the institutional expertise of t...
A train collision waiting to happen: The human cost of system failure
Academia 3 weeks ago

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A train collision waiting to happen: The human cost of system failure

While official reports often blame human error, the tragic collision in East Bekasi reveals a deeper...
Analysis: Unsubsidized fuel, LPG prices rise as energy crisis persists
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Analysis: Unsubsidized fuel, LPG prices rise as energy crisis persists

President Prabowo Subianto’s administration has begun feeling the pressure of the global energ...
Protecting 'the help'
Editorial 3 weeks ago

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Protecting 'the help'

After nearly a quarter century stuck in legislative limbo, the nation has finally passed a law guara...
The Strait of Hormuz shows how everything is now about leverage
Academia 3 weeks ago

The Strait of Hormuz shows how everything is now about leverage

Controlling supply chains puts a country in a very powerful position.
The Lion’s grip: Civil liberties and the cost of dissent
Academia 3 weeks ago

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The Lion’s grip: Civil liberties and the cost of dissent

Singapore’s glittering skyline hides a tightening legal knot where dissent is labeled a "...
Questions on COVID-19 that are unsatisfactorily answered (part 2)
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Questions on COVID-19 that are unsatisfactorily answered (part 2)

As the world moves on from COVID-19, are we ignoring the structural failures and ethical lapses that...
Why energy security needs a new playbook
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Why energy security needs a new playbook

Energy security is often defined as ensuring reliable and affordable access to supplies. That defini...
The toll of taxation: Why the VAT plan is a risky gamble
Academia 3 weeks ago

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The toll of taxation: Why the VAT plan is a risky gamble

The government’s plan to tax public mobility risks stalling the nation’s economy before ...
Political reform 2.0: Restoring the state to its foundational principles
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Political reform 2.0: Restoring the state to its foundational principles

Public policy ceases to be guided primarily by considerations of efficiency or long-term national in...
Analysis: An economy that isn’t hiring: Why policy is failing the labor market
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Analysis: An economy that isn’t hiring: Why policy is failing the labor market

The job creation engine is showing signs of strain. Despite steady economic growth and rising invest...
Culling pests, cleaning rivers
Editorial 3 weeks ago

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Culling pests, cleaning rivers

As Jakarta ramps up its war on janitor fish, the real enemy isn't the invasive pests, but the de...
The international system remains uni-multipolar, with the US at its core
Academia 3 weeks ago

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The international system remains uni-multipolar, with the US at its core

Whether the uni-multipolar system tilts toward stability or confrontation will depend on how the US ...
It’s time to address psychosocial hazards in a changing world of work
Academia 3 weeks ago

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It’s time to address psychosocial hazards in a changing world of work

For workers in every sector, psychosocial factors at work can make the difference between a job that...
Questions on COVID-19 that are unsatisfactorily answered
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Questions on COVID-19 that are unsatisfactorily answered

Six years after the outbreak, the world has moved on, yet the most critical questions surrounding th...
The Global South’s moment to shape rules
Academia 3 weeks ago

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The Global South’s moment to shape rules

Some of the greatest challenges the world faces today can be addressed only through common rules, sh...
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