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Energy will decide the AI race
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Energy will decide the AI race

Soon, if not already, reliable, affordable electricity will confer the decisive advantage in the sec...
The Malari incident after 52 years: The silent cry for equality
Academia 3 weeks ago

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The Malari incident after 52 years: The silent cry for equality

The current situation of democratic decline amid increasingly centralized control reminds that Indon...
The unapologetic American empire strikes back
Academia 3 weeks ago

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The unapologetic American empire strikes back

Washington's attack and continuing discourse on Venezuela has stripped the neocolonial rhetoric ...
Analysis: Fear of misuse looms as new Criminal Code takes effect
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Analysis: Fear of misuse looms as new Criminal Code takes effect

After decades of relying on Dutch colonial regulations, Indonesia finally has its own Criminal Code ...
New year, new coach, new hope
Editorial 3 weeks ago

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New year, new coach, new hope

Herdman is known for his belief in strong collective spirit and "mental toughness", which ...
Why the G20 is failing on climate, debt and inequality
Academia 4 weeks ago

Why the G20 is failing on climate, debt and inequality

The G20 has done exactly what it was set up to do; the problem is that the capitalist financial syst...
Bulgaria welcomes the eurozone: How Indonesia can benefit
Academia 4 weeks ago

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Bulgaria welcomes the eurozone: How Indonesia can benefit

Bulgaria has finally completed its full integration into the euro area, a journey that began with it...
The irony of Indonesia’s UN human rights presidency
Academia 4 weeks ago

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The irony of Indonesia’s UN human rights presidency

If Indonesia’s diplomacy remains entrenched in selective silence, the privilege of presiding o...
America's new age of empire
Academia 4 weeks ago

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America's new age of empire

Trumps' actions against Venezuela has turned hegemony into bullyism, and other countries should ...
The soft coup against local democracy in Indonesia
Academia 4 weeks ago

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The soft coup against local democracy in Indonesia

The quasi-corporate approach to direct local elections is fundamentally flawed, as a price cannot be...
KUHP and the limits of legal decolonization in corporate liability
Academia 4 weeks ago

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KUHP and the limits of legal decolonization in corporate liability

By personalizing liability for organizational failure, the new KUHP assigns risk to corporate manage...
Analysis: Transparency concerns cloud Indonesia's 2026 budget
Academia 4 weeks ago

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Analysis: Transparency concerns cloud Indonesia's 2026 budget

Indonesia entered 2026 with an unusual fiscal blind spot. In the first week of the new year, the Sta...
We can do better in 2026
Editorial 4 weeks ago

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We can do better in 2026

Without a massive increase in investment, our economy will diverge further from the National Medium-...
Why Pari Island’s climate lawsuit matters
Academia 4 weeks ago

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Why Pari Island’s climate lawsuit matters

The decision of the Cantonal Court of Zug, Switzerland, in the case brought by Pari residents agains...
Year-end consumption surge: A sign of recovery or a seasonal mirage?
Academia 4 weeks ago

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Year-end consumption surge: A sign of recovery or a seasonal mirage?

Focusing solely on credit expansion risks overlooking the fundamental issues of inequality and struc...
Indonesia can surpass Vietnam’s 8% growth
Academia 4 weeks ago

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Indonesia can surpass Vietnam’s 8% growth

Indonesia's energy, critical minerals, agriculture and biodiversity-linked industries offer mult...
What now for the 'rules-based order'?
Academia 4 weeks ago

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What now for the 'rules-based order'?

Maduro’s forceful extraction represents something new, partly because US institutions have bec...
Maduro shows Prabowo why repression at home weaken sovereignty abroad
Academia 4 weeks ago

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Maduro shows Prabowo why repression at home weaken sovereignty abroad

The erosion of domestic legitimacy created the very opening through which external power could inter...
Has Indonesia forsaken the Bandung Spirit?
Academia 4 weeks ago

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Has Indonesia forsaken the Bandung Spirit?

The way the government responded to the recent kidnapping of Venezuela’s president by the Unit...
Analysis: Disaster response tests government's openness to criticism
Academia 4 weeks ago

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Analysis: Disaster response tests government's openness to criticism

The protracted disaster response in parts of Sumatra has increasingly become a focal point of public...
KUHP must be challenged
Editorial 4 weeks ago

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KUHP must be challenged

A key test will come soon when the Constitutional Court hears a challenge to bans on insulting the p...
Taming unruly tourists with code of conduct
Academia 1 month ago

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Taming unruly tourists with code of conduct

Social media addiction and the hyperconsumptive lifestyles of the 21st century often mean tourists f...
Turning online conversations into child protection
Academia 1 month ago

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Turning online conversations into child protection

In a country as diverse as Indonesia, decisions about immunization are shaped within families and co...
The grandeur and misery of international law
Academia 1 month ago

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The grandeur and misery of international law

Too often, international law fails to prevent stronger states from acting as they please, as in the ...
Transforming IT without turbulence: How AI and service discipline can build trust
Academia 1 month ago

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Transforming IT without turbulence: How AI and service discipline can build trust

The benefits of combining IT service management and AI are often visible in measurable outcomes...
Sinking trust in tourism
Editorial 1 month ago

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Sinking trust in tourism

As an archipelagic nation, Indonesia relies heavily on sea transport for visitors, yet enforcement o...
Trump's Venezuela oil grab revives petrodollar debate
Academia 1 month ago

Trump's Venezuela oil grab revives petrodollar debate

The United States’ moves against Venezuela and its leader could be part of Washington's br...
A year of historic global health milestones and challenges
Academia 1 month ago

A year of historic global health milestones and challenges

Reflecting on last year's achievements and challenges in public health, ensuring a healthier wor...
Preventing further derailment of the international order
Academia 1 month ago

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Preventing further derailment of the international order

Given the overall deterioration of the international order and climate commitments we all witnessed ...
The ocean has finally entered the global climate debate
Academia 1 month ago

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The ocean has finally entered the global climate debate

The ocean increasingly suffers the effects of absorbing over 90 percent of the excess heat trapped b...
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