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Najib Razak’s ongoing political rehabilitation
Two developments have contributed to the growing popularity of the Malaysian ex-premier, whose grassroots standing is stronger than a year ago, but his main obstacle could be the country's history of jailed leaders returning to power.
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‘Rakyat jelata’ controversy shows how words can be a sword
Rakyat jelata, when used by a government official, evokes associations with class hierarchies and marginalization, regardless of the intended meaning. ...
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Syrian democracy and religious moderation: A path forward
Under current conditions, the preferred option for Syria would be a secular democratic system with an embedded philosophy of religious moderation in social and political landscapes. ...
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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.
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BRICS agenda: How Prabowo’s foreign policy contrasts with Jokowi’s
Prabowo is focusing on a dual track strategy with regard to OECD and BRICS membership, opting for a more flexible approach in view of current geopolitical dynamics that reinforces Indonesia's independence as well as its positioning as a good neighbor.
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Eradicating greenwashing: The ESG dilemma in financial services
Financial institutions must work hand-in-hand to integrate ESG policies into the entire life cycle of financial products and services.
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How the EU can scale up carbon removal
Removal of atmospheric carbon dioxide will require scaling up investment in carbon-removal technologies.
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The impact of Assad's collapse: Cyberwarfare between HTS and ISIS supporters
The brewing “cyberwar” between HTS supporters and ISIS supporters could prompt a new wave of global jihad.
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Twelve questions for philanthropists
In this season of giving, donors should ask themselves twelve key questions when considering how, where and why to give.
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20 years after the wave: Building resilient coastal futures
Climate change is amplifying the frequency and severity of water-related disasters, with impacts that often cascade with, and compound, geophysical disasters such as earthquakes and volcanoes.
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The ICC's warrant request for Myanmar junta chief is too little, too late
An ICC prosecutor’s decision to apply for an arrest warrant – not to issue one – for the Myanmar junta leader is essentially a powerless move, coming as it does after Washington and Paris rejected its arrest warrants for Netanyahu and several members of his cabinet at the cost of the court's credibility and authority.
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Christmas reflection on climate crisis
Christmas, as a moment of renewal, invites alignment between our inner lives and the outer world humanity seeks to protect.
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Veloso’s release: A triumph of solidarity and a call for justice
Mary Jane’s case highlights the critical importance of operationalizing the non-punishment principle enshrined in the ASEAN Convention Against Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children.
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A female secretary-general of ASEAN: Has the time finally arrived?
Will Indonesia break the trend by fielding the first female ASEAN SG in 2028?
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Christmas in Bethlehem: A symbol of solidarity and love
Bethlehem embodies the spirit of solidarity, emphasizing unity, compassion and kindness.
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Christmas for peace and humanity
For many years, Christmas, along with Idul Fitri, has been a shared public culture and a symbol of tolerance, togetherness and friendship .
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Online gambling: A mental health problem with devastating consequences
Is the legal approach being taken by the government strong enough to tackle the problem of internet betting?
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Indonesia’s bioethanol goals: A reality check
One primary bottleneck is the price disparity between bioethanol and gasoline.
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The world needs ocean-based climate solutions
To date, international support for climate action has fallen far short of meeting developing countries’ needs.
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Promising outcomes from the summit to conserve and restore mangroves
Mangroves are crucial to building climate resilience.
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Celebrating the women behind Indonesia’s fisheries
Women’s contributions to fisheries and environmental protection increasingly underscore the need for gender-responsive fisheries policies.
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Sounding the alarm: Why the TNI is 'recruiting' senior officers for 200 civilian posts
A little over a quarter of a century ago, Indonesians were up in arms about the military's dominance in politics and government; today, the people are fed up with the civilian government and the police, and are looking at the military as if it was a panacea.
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Misunderstanding Industry 4.0: Indonesia's premature leap toward revolution
There are widespread misunderstandings about what the new industrial revolution, particularly Industry 4.0, truly entails.
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The high cost of South Korea’s short-lived martial law
While the South Korean president's failed declaration of martial law has led to political suicide, it has also left the country facing a political vacuum via the subsequent impeachment process in view of potential changes to US policies under a second Trump administration.
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Cop-out on climate finance at COP29
It seems that saving the planet from an impending climate catastrophe does not figure in the priorities of developed countries.
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Acehnese women sidelined from decision-making, despite past tragedy and conflict
Aceh still has a long road ahead in embracing women as contributing members of society at all levels, including in disaster management and preparedness, toward inclusive, equitable development.
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The undiagnosed majority: A call to action for Indonesia’s health system
Formal reporting that includes explicit figures for both diagnosed and undiagnosed prevalence is essential for not only implementing national health screening initiatives, but also to assess, improve and innovate such programs to ensure their effectiveness.
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Looking back to look forward: Mother's nutrition and health in Indonesia
Indonesia’s history offers a profound lesson: neglecting maternal health is equivalent to compromising the nation’s future.
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Sustainability and down-streaming policies for tin mining
Despite having abundant tin reserves, most of the tin products, in the form of tin ingots, are still exported without being processed further domestically.
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Responsible mining can advance global environmental goals
Coordinated action that bases its approach on human rights is urgently needed to protect vulnerable communities amid the surging demand for minerals and metals as the energy transition accelerates across the globe.
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- Indonesia's silvermen beg to make ends meet
- Prabowo receives letters of credence from eight new foreign ambassadors
- Govt courts Bill Gates for Danantara board to anchor philanthropy push
- Can Indonesia eliminate cervical cancer by 2030?
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- Garuda Indonesia grounds 15 planes over maintenance, financial issues
- Government forms anti-extortion task force
- Decline in Indonesia’s press freedom alarming
- Indonesia looking to convert more debt to rupiah
- ‘I’m in charge’, says Prabowo
- Govt to launch Soekarno-Hatta LCC only Terminal in Q1 2026
- Indonesia's silvermen beg to make ends meet
- Prabowo receives letters of credence from eight new foreign ambassadors
- Govt courts Bill Gates for Danantara board to anchor philanthropy push
- Can Indonesia eliminate cervical cancer by 2030?
