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The dollar diplomacy we need

As the world shifts toward the digital economy, including digital payments for greater ease of cross-border settlements, Western leaders should embrace the discourse on overhauling the existing global financial architecture as an opportunity.

5 months ago
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An opportunity for unified data in Indonesia's social welfare programs

A unified and accurate database will allow the government to ensure that resources are allocated more precisely. ...

5 months ago
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Is Southeast Asia the next frontier for AI?

The region’s tech-savvy youth presents a key advantage in accelerating AI adoption. ...

5 months ago

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Jemaah Islamiyah’s disbandment appears irreversible and real

Thousands of former JI members have pledged allegiance to the Republic of Indonesia, and its “unity in diversity.” Now, the question is, can the state deliver?

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Why is soccer fandom so linked to violence?

What is it about soccer and its fan culture that makes such incidents more likely to occur?

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Reflection on women’s fight for equality in Indonesian politics

Protecting women in politics is not just about ensuring equality; it is essential for the future of Indonesia’s democracy.

5 months ago
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Sinarmas World Academy students win 1st place in 2024 WRO International Final

Sinarmas World Academy’s (SWA) Ocean Voyager team has placed 1st in the Future Innovator, junior category at the 2024 World Robot Olympiad (WRO) International Final in Izmir, Türkey.

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Indonesia's social entrepreneurship deserves Prabowo's attention

Social enterprises are already contributing despite limited government support. With strategic backing from Prabowo’s administration, their impact could expand significantly.

5 months ago
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The fall and rise of American democracy

All four pillars of democracy’s promise seem broken to many Americans. But this doesn’t mean that they now prefer an alternative political arrangement.

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The techno-realist manifesto

Recognizing horizon bias while making rational decisions to prepare for an intrinsically uncertain future is necessary to avoid seeing technology as a panacea.

5 months ago
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Indonesia’s drive for AI leadership in Southeast Asia

Indonesia must take a two-pronged approach that focuses on both development and governance to realize its ambition to become a regional leader in artificial intelligence as part of its impending technological transformation.

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Putin’s India visit aims to shape global multipolarity

The upcoming India-Russia summit is expectedly significantly move forward Putin’s aim to advance global multipolarity as a new world order.

5 months ago
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It’s time for a progressive wealth tax in Indonesia

Despite government efforts to improve the tax ratio, recent policies appear to favor the wealthy.

5 months ago
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Last chance for the SDGs?

Decisions made in the coming days will have a significant bearing on the future of funding for poor countries.

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Indonesia's demographic dividend: A future at risk

The government seems uncertain about how to optimize the country's demographic potential to help Indonesia escape the middle-income trap.

5 months ago
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America's tech blind spot

US policymakers need to strike a regulatory balance that implements safeguards for consumers while fostering innovation and facilitating research, objectives that are hindered by their current nationalist bent toward regulating both foreign and homegrown tech.

5 months ago
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Protecting children from social media

Australia’s new policy represents a critical step toward protecting children in the twenty-first century.

5 months ago
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Apple's dilemma: Indonesian consumers or supply chain efficiency

The government has called for an investment from Apple that matches those made in peer countries.

5 months ago
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Why a UN plastics treaty matters for climate change and Indonesia

Without binding national commitments, a global cap risks becoming another weak agreement, postponing real action on the ground.

5 months ago
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Will Trump’s energy policies strain US-EU ties?

Trump pledges a sharp pivot on energy and climate issues compared to President Joe Biden, which could have profound implications for US markets and international partners.

5 months ago
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Indonesia should think twice about joining BRICS and OECD

It is necessary for Indonesia to carefully consider whether joining either group could compromise its sovereignty and position as an influential country in ASEAN and the Global South.

5 months ago
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Businesses await Prabowo’s guidelines on the palm oil industry

The shift in international perception toward a more favorable view of palm oil as a commodity and the industry as a whole presents an opportunity for Indonesia to bolster production, so long as the related policy measures also include enhancing bureaucratic efficiency and coordination.

5 months ago
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What Trump’s win means for Indonesia’s global health strategy

With his return to power, the world braces for another potential upheaval in global health governance and financing. 

5 months ago
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Europe’s economy is stalling out

To regain the dynamism and flexibility needed to weather US president-elect Donald Trump’s tariffs, Europe’s largest economies must pursue far-reaching structural reforms.

5 months ago
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Bali’s battle against marine plastic waste

Indonesia, with its large population and extensive coastlines, faces an enormous challenge in managing plastic waste.

5 months ago
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Regional elections and the struggle for inclusive citizenship

Structural deprivation, including insecure land tenure, inadequate access to clean water and persistent inequalities, denies the urban poor the ability to exercise citizenship fully.

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Becoming Education Expert in the Ministry: A Doctorate Journey at NIE

Driven professionals like Dr Lili Mutiary understand the power of continuous learning. Her recent Doctor in Education (EdD) from the National Institute of Education at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NIE NTU Singapore), signifies not just personal accomplishment but a turning point in her career. As the Head of Performance and Risk Management in the Indonesian Ministry of Finance, Dr Mutiary's journey is an inspiring example for aspiring leaders in education and public administration.

5 months ago
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ICC’s arrest warrant for Myanmar junta chief is a critical step forward

For millions who have endured decades of systematic oppression, displacement and violence, this move is more than symbolic, it is an overdue acknowledgment of their suffering.

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Indonesia’s approach to reintegration: A compassionate path to security

Indonesia needs to be self-reliant in devising comprehensive reintegration and communication frameworks that honor humanitarian commitments while addressing security concerns.

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Big money beat bigger money in the US Election

Trump was re-elected despite being outspent by Harris and GOP interest groups and donors gained a remarkable return on their investment.

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