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

1367 posts

Academia 1 year ago

Harnessing the ocean-climate nexus after COP28

It would be a big step forward if Indonesia could incorporate ocean-based actions in its second NDC ...

Academia 1 year ago

Navigating the cyber future: Does Indonesia need a cyber military force?

Cyber incidents damaging critical infrastructure, especially in the financial and public sectors, un...

Academia 1 year ago

Human rights at risk: Hate campaign against the Rohingya

Several government officials have taken a firm stance, advocating for the repatriation of the Rohing...

Academia 1 year ago

What voters should look for in foreign affairs debate

As voters and other citizens gear up for the third election debate on Sunday, we need to start takin...

Academia 1 year ago

Free lunch in nourishing the future: How empowering aid preserves dignity

Essential in emergencies, aid, particularly when implemented on a large scale, can inadvertently fos...

Academia 1 year ago

The downside of the ‘Philippinization’ of Indonesian politics

It comes as no surprise that, despite operating within a democratic framework, there is a tendency t...

Academia 1 year ago

The economics of Indonesia’s general election

A study conducted by the Poltracking Indonesia survey institute in October 2022 found that some 31 p...

Academia 1 year ago

Taxing sugar-sweetened beverages, improving health quality

The Basic Health Research in 2018 shows solid evidence that the Indonesian population has a signific...

Academia 1 year ago

Understanding presidential candidates’ visions for constitutional democracy

The three presidential candidates admit the need for meaningful collaboration between law enforcemen...

Academia 1 year ago

Strengthening the middle class is Indonesia’s next challenge

According to the World Bank, some 22 percent of working-age Indonesians with a secondary education a...

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1367 posts

Harnessing the ocean-climate nexus after COP28

Navigating the cyber future: Does Indonesia need a cyber military force?

Human rights at risk: Hate campaign against the Rohingya

What voters should look for in foreign affairs debate

Free lunch in nourishing the future: How empowering aid preserves dignity

The downside of the ‘Philippinization’ of Indonesian politics

The economics of Indonesia’s general election

Taxing sugar-sweetened beverages, improving health quality

Understanding presidential candidates’ visions for constitutional democracy

Strengthening the middle class is Indonesia’s next challenge