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Indonesia’s geothermal governance must empower locals
Giving local governments more autonomy and prioritizing human rights are key to advancing Indonesia’s renewable energy aims.
17 hours ago
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ASEAN strengthens southern solidarity
Recent ASEAN summits marked an important point in the bloc’s efforts to navigate its own way in the global system, reinforcing its internal cohesion and developing an outward-looking agenda.
18 hours ago
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Why Indonesia’s EV future must be different: Lessons from Norway
Oslo's model shows that streamlined regulatory and incentive policies can help propel market evolution toward an EV ecosystem, while a separate study shows that vehicle electrification doesn't necessary require nickel or the resulting social and environmental harms.
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Marcos Jr.’s battle for political survival
Many who fought the Marcos dictatorship with fierce resolve – people who once swore to resist every Marcos who came to power – are not joining those who want Marcos Jr. removed.
20 hours ago
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Prabowo doesn’t need to be another Soeharto
The irony of declaring Soeharto a national hero is that Prabowo doesn't actually need the strongman's ghost to cement his legitimacy: He already has it in spades, and all he need do to carve out his legacy is to break with the past and forge ahead.
21 hours ago
Opinion
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Analysis: Prabowo's plan, tackling Whoosh debt and corruption simultaneously
President Prabowo Subianto has announced that the government will assume responsibility for repaying the Rp 1.2 trillion (US$71.81 million) cost overrun debt incurred by Indonesia's first high-speed railway, Whoosh. Prabowo justified the government's intervention by framing the railway as a public service obligation (PSO), arguing that its benefits extend beyond profit. He further stated that the government intends to fund the repayment using assets recovered from corruption cases, though the feasibility of this approach remains uncertain.
22 hours ago
Editorial
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Unstoppable police reform
Now that the Constitutional Court has issued its final and binding ruling to bar active-duty officers from also holding a public post, neither the force nor the government have an excuse to delay police reform.
23 hours ago
Academia
Cyclones’ hidden dangers go beyond the storm
Tropical cyclones can be even more deadly, and for a wider range of reasons, than we ever thought.
1 day agoPopular
- Stop the overreach
- Analysis: Indonesia's 5.04% growth: Real strength or a managed story?
- Surakarta Sultanate faces another succession dispute after Sultan’s death
- Potential GoTo-Grab merger stirs concern over govt overreach
- Why Indonesia’s EV future must be different: Lessons from Norway
- Five Chinese tourists die in Bali car accident
- Why Indonesia’s clean energy still feeds old inequalities
- Playing devil’s advocate: In defense of centralization
- Death toll from Central Java landslide rises to 18
- Tax blitz on evaders moving slowly, Purbaya seeks to secure Rp 20t by year-end
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Insight: Rethinking work: Driving sustainable growth in the digital age
The digital age has redefined how we live, communicate and work, but perhaps nowhere is this shift more critical than in the field of medicine and public health. As healthcare systems integrate digital technologies, the traditional roles of medical professionals are being reshaped.
4 months ago
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Insight: Innovations in managing and developing human capital
Over the past few years, the role of human resources (HR) has expanded far beyond administrative tasks. HR professionals today are expected to drive innovation, enhance the employee experience and align people strategies with business goals. With the help of technology, these responsibilities have become more manageable, and in many ways, more impactful.
4 months ago
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Insight: AI and Efficiency: Sacrifices The Next Generation
Introduction: From One Disruption to Another
4 months ago
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Insight: Securing a healthier future: The importance of Indonesia's plasma fractionation facility
The global health crisis brought on by COVID-19 tested healthcare systems worldwide, and Indonesia was no exception. As one of the world’s most populous nations, the nation faced immense challenges yet demonstrated resilience and adaptability in navigating the pandemic.
10 months ago
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Insight: Understanding sovereign wealth funds and their application in Indonesia
Toward the end of 2020, amid a world grappling with unprecedented challenges, Indonesia took a bold step in securing its economic future: establishing its first sovereign wealth fund (SWF), the Indonesia Investment Authority (INA).
1 year ago
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- Stop the overreach
- Analysis: Indonesia's 5.04% growth: Real strength or a managed story?
- Surakarta Sultanate faces another succession dispute after Sultan’s death
- Potential GoTo-Grab merger stirs concern over govt overreach
- Why Indonesia’s EV future must be different: Lessons from Norway
- Five Chinese tourists die in Bali car accident
- Why Indonesia’s clean energy still feeds old inequalities
- Playing devil’s advocate: In defense of centralization
- Death toll from Central Java landslide rises to 18
- Tax blitz on evaders moving slowly, Purbaya seeks to secure Rp 20t by year-end
