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Academia

Insight: The strategic role of PT SMI in fiscal policy and economic expansion

Indonesia’s future economic growth will not be determined solely by the size of government spending, but also by how effectively development financing is managed.

2 months ago
Academia

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.  ...

8 months ago
Academia

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. ...

9 months ago

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Opinion premium

Insight: Happy National Day Thailand, my second home

Now, Bangkok is a major tourist destination, popular with the Jakarta middle class. 

8 years ago
Opinion premium

Insight: Why ASEAN needs 'decentralize' regionalism

We could consider two broad directions as far as the meetings go

8 years ago
Opinion premium

Insight: Fifty years of Indonesia-Singapore relations

Indonesia-Singapore bilateral relations were brittle and sometimes even fragile.

8 years ago
Opinion

Insight: Refugees in their midst: Challenges for Australia and Indonesia

During the administration of prime minister Tony Abbot, the Australian government rejected the boat people who tried to reach the country. Indonesia was taken aback by this policy. Indonesia did not expect to see this action by Australia because at the end of the 1970s and in the early 1980s, it learned from what was then a magnanimous Australian government how to handle the Indochinese refugees who flocked to some places in Indonesia.

9 years ago

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Thu, April 2, 2026

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