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

1480 posts

Academia 1 week ago

Quantum computing as a global game toward national resilience (part 2 of 2)

The emergence of quantum computing has many implications for national resilience, especially with re...

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How to help the world’s poor most effectively

While over 8 percent of the global population is still undernourished, helping children in poor coun...

Editorial 1 week ago

Democracy’s slippery slope

There are big problems with direct regional head elections, but we need to fix them instead of dropp...

Academia 1 week ago

A test of wisdom: NU grapples with conflict, politics

NU is not simply a religious organization, but a moral force and a social movement with enormous pol...

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What Cambodia-Thailand collapsed ceasefire means for Southeast Asia

Social media has become the primary stage for hyper-nationalist rhetoric.

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Quantum computing as a global threat to national resilience

Building self-reliance in research and the application of quantum-safe cryptography is becoming incr...

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Betting Indonesia's future, years and lungs on coal

Rapid industrial expansion in Java and Sulawesi, driven by the government’s downstreaming stra...

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Not just another tax: Preparing an SSB excise for impact

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The brave and young sacrificed in a police-military power struggle

Prabowo was reportedly angry and unsettled not merely because of the protests themselves, but b...

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The sea of discrimination: Migrant fishers are denied justice

Migrant fishers holding transit visas cannot report their grievances to authorities without fear of ...

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1480 posts

Quantum computing as a global game toward national resilience (part 2 of 2)

How to help the world’s poor most effectively

Democracy’s slippery slope

A test of wisdom: NU grapples with conflict, politics

What Cambodia-Thailand collapsed ceasefire means for Southeast Asia

Quantum computing as a global threat to national resilience

Betting Indonesia's future, years and lungs on coal

Not just another tax: Preparing an SSB excise for impact

The brave and young sacrificed in a police-military power struggle

The sea of discrimination: Migrant fishers are denied justice