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Mriganka Jaipuriyar Head of News, Asia, S&P Global Platts

1369 posts

Opinion 4 years ago

Rapid decline of Tapanuli orangutan spells trouble for its future

Knowing where a species occurred in historical times is important for understanding its ecology and ...

Opinion 4 years ago

Understanding Muslim-friendly tourism

Muslim-friendly hospitality services such as airlines, hotels and food services are among&...

Opinion 4 years ago

Neglecting renewables could cost Indonesia's energy edge, independence

Nations around the world are moving full speed ahead in developing sustainable and deflationary rene...

Opinion 4 years ago

Between building democracy and maintaining integration

Democracy seeks to open up a broad spectrum of freedoms so that every person or group of people can ...

Opinion 4 years ago

Sustainable ocean economy is the only way forward

Primary research shows that Indonesia’s ocean economy potential is estimated at Rp 2.4 quadril...

Opinion 4 years ago

Sustainable finance and banks: Building momentum for change

This year may prove providential for banks to capitalize on expanding their new role in contributing...

Opinion 4 years ago

Economic outlook 2021: Beware of prolonged recession

The world is facing one year of a serious economic downturn, and it will take at least three years f...

Opinion 4 years ago

Is there a new wave of inflationary risk?

Even for most developing countries such as Indonesia, inflation is not the primary concern of most e...

Opinion 4 years ago

E-commerce boosts the logistics sector in Indonesia

After China, Indonesia is seen as the next big thing in Asia’s e-commerce market and the logis...

Opinion 4 years ago

Science has delivered, will the WTO deliver?

Merely a signal to ensure timely and affordable access to vaccines and treatments will work as a big...

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1369 posts

Rapid decline of Tapanuli orangutan spells trouble for its future

Understanding Muslim-friendly tourism

Neglecting renewables could cost Indonesia's energy edge, independence

Between building democracy and maintaining integration

Sustainable ocean economy is the only way forward

Sustainable finance and banks: Building momentum for change

Economic outlook 2021: Beware of prolonged recession

Is there a new wave of inflationary risk?

E-commerce boosts the logistics sector in Indonesia

Science has delivered, will the WTO deliver?