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From chalkboards to chatbots: Teachers' agency at the crossroads
Academia 3 weeks ago

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From chalkboards to chatbots: Teachers' agency at the crossroads

Teachers need to have the intellectual freedom to decide what and how to teach beyond algorithmic nu...
Can sports forge a shared destiny for Southeast Asia?
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Can sports forge a shared destiny for Southeast Asia?

Beyond identity, we know that sports are a powerful element for promoting peace, development an...
More than a handshake: Decoding the Ba’asyir-Jokowi encounter
Academia 3 weeks ago

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More than a handshake: Decoding the Ba’asyir-Jokowi encounter

For Jokowi, the meeting with Ba'asyir reinforced his identity as a unifying figure, even in reti...
Analysis: Unmet revenue target, govt pushes faster, stronger tax collection
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Analysis: Unmet revenue target, govt pushes faster, stronger tax collection

Indonesia will need to accelerate both revenue collection and government spending in the final month...
Indonesia at COP30: Powerhouse or empty promise?
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Indonesia at COP30: Powerhouse or empty promise?

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is no ordinary infrastructure, it involves cross-sectoral...
We can’t afford a lost generation
Editorial 3 weeks ago

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We can’t afford a lost generation

Youth unemployment has remained stubbornly high despite the oft touted demographic bonus, but the go...
Time for Germany's 'sugar rush' to hit
Academia 3 weeks ago

Time for Germany's 'sugar rush' to hit

One of the most transformative economic policy shifts in a turbulent year is about to kick in, but t...
Europe's aging burden far less than US or China
Academia 3 weeks ago

Europe's aging burden far less than US or China

On average the European Union's 27 members' aging-related costs will rise by just over 1 per...
The power of mattering: Creating a culture of significance
Academia 3 weeks ago

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The power of mattering: Creating a culture of significance

Given that mental well-being is emerging as an unspoken crisis—especially among young professi...
Beyond the Bali bombing: A journey from terror to dialogue
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Beyond the Bali bombing: A journey from terror to dialogue

Stigma continues to follow former JI members, many of whom struggle to regain acceptance in their co...
Rethinking value-added taxes for developing economies
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Rethinking value-added taxes for developing economies

In resource-rich developing countries, value-added tax (VAT) has not delivered the expected benefits...
The rupiah’s road home and Indonesia’s new economic currents
Academia 3 weeks ago

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The rupiah’s road home and Indonesia’s new economic currents

Cautious optimism for the fourth quarter suggests that the country can chart its course through unce...
Escaping the rice trap: Why our farmers need a new path
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Escaping the rice trap: Why our farmers need a new path

The way forward is to break free from the rice trap and move toward high-value crops, modern farming...
Analysis: Tapera law annulment exposes flaws in Indonesia’s housing strategy
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Analysis: Tapera law annulment exposes flaws in Indonesia’s housing strategy

The government’s ambition to secure long-term affordable housing funds through the public hous...
An unforgivable collapse
Editorial 3 weeks ago

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An unforgivable collapse

Instead of safeguarding education for all, we are letting our children fall victim to a system that ...
Singapore’s nationalism favors the ‘normal’ family
Academia 3 weeks ago

Singapore’s nationalism favors the ‘normal’ family

Singaporean nationalism assumes heterosexuality as the default familial norm, which can lead to excl...
Introducing the new cybercrime treaty
Academia 3 weeks ago

Introducing the new cybercrime treaty

Will the cybercrime convention be an epiphany for those who seek effective legal measures?
Is the France-Indonesia defense partnership faltering?
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Is the France-Indonesia defense partnership faltering?

Indonesia's defense ties with France is built on shared interests and a decade-long partnership,...
Japan’s first female PM and what it means for Indonesia
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Japan’s first female PM and what it means for Indonesia

Sanae Takaichi marks a new era in Japanese politics with a firmer approach to  security and for...
Democracy on trial: Why we appeal to the United Nations
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Democracy on trial: Why we appeal to the United Nations

The state has resorted to intimidation, arbitrary arrests and systemic silencing of dissent.
Police reform hinges on the President’s will to change
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Police reform hinges on the President’s will to change

Still, if President Prabowo acts decisively, ensuring the presidential committee serves as the princ...
Analysis: Police reform must mandate a change of guard
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Analysis: Police reform must mandate a change of guard

Public demand for police reform necessitates the replacement of National Police chief Gen. Listyo Si...
The toxic truth of waste neglect
Editorial 3 weeks ago

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The toxic truth of waste neglect

The regulations about importing waste for raw industrial materials are still lenient, making Indones...
How the Democrats can “win” the US government shutdown
Academia 3 weeks ago

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How the Democrats can “win” the US government shutdown

Given that Democrats are confronting dilemmas that all opposition parties face when battling aspirin...
Aircraft carrier to boost Indonesia’s blue water Navy doctrine
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Aircraft carrier to boost Indonesia’s blue water Navy doctrine

The Indonesian Navy has limited experience in long-range task force or flotilla operations beyond th...
Is Sanae Takaichi Japan’s Margaret Thatcher – or its next Liz Truss?
Academia 3 weeks ago

Is Sanae Takaichi Japan’s Margaret Thatcher – or its next Liz Truss?

Takaichi’s victory signals a party operating in crisis mode.
When job hugging becomes a way of survival
Academia 3 weeks ago

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When job hugging becomes a way of survival

The measure of development success should not stop at lower unemployment, it also must include the i...
Rice self-sufficiency and the future of Indonesia’s food sovereignty
Academia 3 weeks ago

Rice self-sufficiency and the future of Indonesia’s food sovereignty

Indonesia may have fertile land and modern technology, but lacks the human capital to sustain food s...
Poverty paradox: Villages hold the key to future prosperity
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Poverty paradox: Villages hold the key to future prosperity

While cities enjoy an accelerated digital economic transformation, villages lag behind in a slower g...
Analysis: Humans, not numbers: Crisis poisons Prabowo’s flagship program
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Analysis: Humans, not numbers: Crisis poisons Prabowo’s flagship program

Upon returning from his weeklong diplomatic trip, President Prabowo Subianto was forced to quickly s...
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