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

1365 posts

Academia 2 months ago

Strengthening English language education: Investing in teachers for a global future

Achieving the 2027 target of mandatory English instruction in third grade classrooms will require sc...

Academia 2 months ago

The weaponization of tariffs and the new era of coercive trade

Authoritarian-leaning governments are likely to instrumentalize these trade pressures to justify gre...

Academia 2 months ago

Think carefully before maneuvering through US tariffs

Indonesia must tread carefully with a political economy approach to trade diplomacy following US tar...

Academia 3 months ago

Lebaran and the human right to pursue happiness

The spirit of unity and forgiveness at the heart of Lebaran offers an opportunity for the Indonesian...

Academia 3 months ago

Indonesia’s forests under the shadow of right-wing populism

Food production and forest conservation are not inherently at odds with each other, and the governme...

Academia 3 months ago

EV fits the lifestyle shelf more than it fixes the system

EV adoption is an elite-driven transition that benefits those who already have private vehicles whil...

Academia 3 months ago

Militarism never ended in Indonesia, it hid in plain sight

The reforms in 1998 never sent the military back to its barracks. It merely hides behind the ci...

Academia 3 months ago

Beyond travel: Why food logistics matter during Idul Fitri

During peak holiday seasons such as Idul Fitri, Christmas and New Year, food supply chains face crit...

Academia 3 months ago

TNI Law, civilian-military relations and leadership in social change

It seems many civilians still feel more confident with the presence of military figures, both in gov...

Academia 3 months ago

JI: The art of disbandment and the politics of 'wait-and-see'

Indonesia’s legal system does not prohibit former terrorists from running for office, and some...

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1365 posts

Strengthening English language education: Investing in teachers for a global future

The weaponization of tariffs and the new era of coercive trade

Think carefully before maneuvering through US tariffs

Lebaran and the human right to pursue happiness

Indonesia’s forests under the shadow of right-wing populism

EV fits the lifestyle shelf more than it fixes the system

Militarism never ended in Indonesia, it hid in plain sight

Beyond travel: Why food logistics matter during Idul Fitri

TNI Law, civilian-military relations and leadership in social change

JI: The art of disbandment and the politics of 'wait-and-see'