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Reducing Java's dominance in national procurement
Government data show that Java still dominates both procurement and spending, indicating a high need to initiate both central and regional programs that focus on building the capacity, competitiveness and quality of local suppliers toward more equitable, inclusive and sustainable economic growth.
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Physical literacy paramount in early childhood education
As certain private schools ramp up children's exposure to digital technology in early childhood education with minimal objection from parents, the pedagogical focus should home in on quality and age-appropriate engagement as a complement to developing the necessary foundational skills during their formative years. ...
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How can interconnection strengthen Indonesia’s digital core?
The resiliency and robustness of Indonesia’s digital economy depend on strategic investments in data center infrastructure. ...
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Securing digital technology for quantum future
Quantum computers, once a distant prospect, now threaten to breach Indonesia’s most sensitive data far sooner than anticipated. As the nation marches toward Golden Indonesia 2045, the imperative to fortify against quantum risks has never been more urgent.
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To remain relevant, ASEAN must address the crucial issues in its vision 2045
ASEAN must develop a more cohesive structure for conflict prevention, crisis management and conflict resolution to address internal issues such as the Myanmar crisis.
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Addressing the growing cybersecurity challenges for Indonesia’s digital users
AI is magnifying risks for Indonesia's digital citizens, but it is also helping to root out fraud at an earlier stage.
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Closing the gap in VAT on self-build projects to ensure fairness
The VAT on self-build projects can be an entry point for the government to design a tax policy that is flexible and takes into account the disparity in economic values across regions.
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Beyond the red flags: Unlocking Indonesia's potential for inclusive growth
While the easing of interest rates provides some relief to businesses and consumers, it does not directly address the issues of a shrinking middle class or the manufacturing sector's contraction.
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Intersection of supply chain management and technology
The complexity of information handling and the strict bureaucratic work structure of supply chain management result in inefficiencies, which pose a challenge to efforts to cut logistics costs in Indonesia.
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Reclaiming RCEP to elevate ASEAN centrality in trade
Despite its potential, there are signs that enthusiasm for the RCEP among some ASEAN countries is declining.
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A matter of trust: Advancing secure digital ID Initiatives in Indonesia
By integrating identity verification solutions and digital ID wallets, banks can create a reality whereby digital identity theft and fraud are minimized.
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Widening the war to include Iran is extremely dangerous for Israel
Kremlin and Beijing respectively cannot tolerate the prospect of losing the whole of Middle East and Iran to the already extensive influence of the West.
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New president and Indonesia’s foreign policy in Pacific
Indonesia's involvement in Pacific regional institutions is limited, mainly due to a lack of Pacific literacy among relevant stakeholders and the Indonesian public.
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Exporting sand, thinking of reclamation and maritime boundaries
While concerns over maritime boundaries and sovereignty resulting from sea sand exports appear manageable, environmental issues must be taken seriously.
7 months ago![A resident of Belangian village stands on Aug. 21, 2024 next to a 'benuang laki] ('Duabanga moluccana blume'), a native evergreen species that can grow up to 40 meters tall, in the Kahung tropical rainforest in Banjar regency, South Kalimantan.](https://img.jakpost.net/c/2024/09/17/2024_09_17_154938_1726579251._thumbnail.jpg)
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COP29: Indonesia’s moment to lead on climate action
As the world's nations gear up for this year's climate conference next month in the Azerbaijani capital, the COP29 president-designate sees that Indonesia has a prominent place at the table to present not just its voice, but also the voices of the most vulnerable countries, particularly those of the Global South, and strengthen its role in global climate action.
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Flypaper effects: The overlooked cost of free meals program
Parents in low-income households may reduce the child's food consumption at home, knowing the child is receiving free nutritious meals at school.
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Waves of influence: Indonesia’s growing diplomatic power
Indonesia's diplomatic clout has been growing over the last decade, as indicated by the latest Lowy's Asia Power Index, and it is now poised to take a greater role in shaping both regional and international affairs toward peace, stability and prosperity.
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The crucial role of opposition in safeguarding democracy
The reelection of Puan Maharani, the PDI-P deputy chair, as the House speaker on Tuesday is sending a strong message that the party will eventually shift to the ruling coalition.
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Erasing the legacy of New Order atrocities for political reconciliation
This MPR decision could be interpreted as a regression that undermines efforts to confront Indonesia's dark history and acknowledge the lingering wounds of the past.
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Malay ethnocentrism is very much about the economy
For young Malays to be involved in the political process, they had to be part of Islamist nongovernmental groups such as ABIM and IKRAM and political parties
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Indonesia's next juncture: Facing China's decline
For decades, China has been the world’s fastest-growing major economy, driving global growth and providing a significant boost to fellow emerging countries like Indonesia. However, recent forecasts paint a starkly different picture.
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Fintech’s essential role in combating online gambling
Despite stringent regulations, the Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis Center (PPATK) reports a staggering 4 million online gamblers in Indonesia as of July 2024, including 800,000 children.
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A silver lining: Ageing with dignity in Asia-Pacific
Older people carry a wealth of knowledge, skills and experience that can greatly benefit their families, communities and economies.
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- Bogor declares health emergency after mass food poisoning linked to free meal program
- Universe dying quicker than thought, new research says
- BYD car catches fire after three days parked at home in West Jakarta
- US government looking at Indonesia's dairy market, Kadin says
- Govt considers restricting cassava, tapioca imports
- Climate change increasing risk of pregnancy problems: Study
- The May 1998 riots: Justice delayed is justice denied
- Prabowo, Albanese to strengthen ties in Jakarta visit
- Charting a constructive path for Indonesia-China ties
- Pramono targets over 1,000 ‘rusunawa’ units by next year to ease housing backlog
