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Assistive technology a game changer for people with disabilities

The development of these technologies is not only about creating tools but also about opening opportunities for people with disabilities to participate in society.

8 months ago
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Public-private partnership in education to help the budget deficit

Public schools can learn from private sector experience in teacher training, pedagogy, performance management and extracurricular activities. ...

8 months ago
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A political lesson of hope amid turbulence and storms

The primary purpose of the rule of law is to ensure that the rights of even the most vulnerable among us are protected from those who hold the highest authority or power. ...

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Jokowi to be remembered as leader who undermined democracy

Our 25-year-old democracy remains so fragile that a powerful individual like President Jokowi can undermine it.

8 months ago
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Optimizing regional budgets to combat poverty in Indonesia

One of the key problems in regional financial management is the inefficient allocation of spending by regional governments.

8 months ago
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The hijab ban: Colonialism against women’s bodies?

It is ironic that during the celebration of our independence, women’s bodies once again became a central topic of debate, as if society still cannot let women choose what they want to wear.

8 months ago
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The dangers of patronage in Indonesian democracy

When political leaders prioritize loyalty over merit, it leads to the appointment of unqualified individuals to key positions within government agencies, the judiciary, and state-owned enterprises.

8 months ago
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Blue economy a new source for Indonesia's sustainable growth

If we could raise the utilization rate of the blue economy by up to 80 percent in the next five years, Indonesia’s GDP could increase by around 3 percent per annum to 8 percent.

8 months ago
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Preventing circumvention of AEOI obligations

A core element in ensuring effective implementation of the Automatic Exchange of Financial Account Information (AEOI) is that participating jurisdictions shall put in place anti-abuse rules to prevent any practices intended to circumvent the reporting and due diligence procedures.

8 months ago
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Navigating buy now pay later: White labeling scheme regulation

In reality, numerous e-commerce companies merely serve as intermediaries, facilitating the transfer of funds between finance companies and consumers for PayLater services.

8 months ago
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Golkar’s pragmatic power trading: Implications and trajectories

Bahlil’s election as the new Golkar chairman will strengthen the possibility of status quo maintenance as President Jokowi is practically Bahlil’s political patron.

8 months ago
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Why the world must resist, prevent neocolonial policies

Countries must establish a completely new system of international relations based on the principles of respect and well-wishing non-interference.

8 months ago
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From COVID-19 to mpox: Southeast Asia shows resilience amid health threats

Southeast Asia’s key economies — Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia — can draw valuable lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic to enhance Southeast Asia's strategies for managing mpox and ensuring socioeconomic resilience through robust cooperation.

8 months ago
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Independence in education: Harnessing AI to empower teachers

Researching AI's potential in education is paramount to ensure our teachers' autonomy through personalized professional development as well as to ensure quality, innovative education, so our students have the digital and critical thinking skills needed to meet the challenges of a technology-dominated future.

8 months ago
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Indonesia, can you please protect my personal data in this election?

The right to vote, alongside the exercise of expression and choice, is sacred. Piercing through people’s personal data sets Indonesia’s democracy back.

8 months ago
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Can India play a global role as a ‘vishwaguru’?

India embraces science alongside spirituality, allowing us to embrace technology while staying anchored, grounded, and connected in our spiritual tradition.

8 months ago
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Understanding Anwar’s strategic visit to India

In his trip to India, Anwar has shown a deft statesmanship by not giving any hints—let alone policy statements—that Malaysia will side with India in its tiffs with China.

8 months ago
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The world needs more humanitarians

Preparing for the climate crisis needs collective investment in a network of humanitarian first-responders.

8 months ago
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Preparing for demographic shift by engineering the economy

Combining engineering and economics is a winning strategy and should be decisive in managing Indonesia’s limited resources to maximize social and economic benefits nationwide.

8 months ago
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Empowering energy engineers: Indonesia’s path to renewable solutions

Indonesia needs to look to harnessing the skills of its applied scientists, specifically nuclear engineers and engineering physicists, by carving out opportunities in emerging sectors toward reaching its Golden Indonesia 2045 vision.

8 months ago
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Critical digital literacy key to fighting fake news

The rapid growth of internet users in Indonesia must be matched by a corresponding rise in critical thinking skills, so its citizens are equipped with the tools they need to navigate the complex digital landscape and avoid being targeted by disinformation and misinformation campaigns.

8 months ago
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Will Nusantara respect and protect its indigenous peoples?

Following rapid development of Nusantara toward its unveiling on Independence Day, now is the time to conduct a field study to verify the customary lands that fall within the city limits and resolve any issues related to the protection of indigenous peoples' rights to avoid any potential conflicts.

8 months ago
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Andi Mattalatta, the untitled independence hero

Mattalatta had opted to forgo being a king in South Sulawesi in order to fight for national independence, and his dedication in forming the Hasanuddin regiment was part of this struggle.

9 months ago
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Why businesses and investors should care about atrophying democracy

If we cannot lean on the proper rules of the game (the law), our lives will depend on the whims of the uncertain political world.

9 months ago
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Ransomware and its impact on bank secrecy

While it is understandable for authorities to require banks to disclose their secrets in the public interest, the increasing frequency of cyber incidents underscores the need for caution

9 months ago
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India’s global climate leadership

The IFC has highlighted that India’s GDP grew by a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 7 percent between 2005 and 2019, whereas the emissions grew at a CAGR of about 4 percent.

9 months ago
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Scout movement: A pathway to self-reliance and freedom

A ministerial regulation issued this year has revoked a previous rule mandating the Indonesian Scout Movement as a extracurricular activity, when scouting plays a vital role in instilling civic virtues in young people and therefore contributes to producing future generations of upstanding leaders that can develop Indonesian democracy.

9 months ago
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Affordable broadband: Measure what matters

Should the issue of costly and slow broadband internet lead to continued limited internet data consumption, the digital divide in Indonesia is likely to widen further.

9 months ago
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Commemorating Independence Day: Are we truly free?

Public interests are often overlooked in favor of satisfying group or personal egos, which is why many policies and state practices become mere formalities, ineffective and off-target.

9 months ago
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Green energy or eco threat? Indonesia’s hydropower dilemma

A hydropower project reportedly requires 16 types of permits, including a consent statement from residents and an environmental impact analysis (Amdal), notorious for taking years to issue.

9 months ago
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