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

1367 posts

Academia 1 year ago

Netanyahu in a tussle, not only for battleground victory but optics

By launching a military retaliation against Hamas, Netanyahu has put himself between a rock and a ha...

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Access to effective remedy key for victims of corporate abuse

Komnas HAM received an average of 439 annual cases of human rights abuses by corporations ...

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The current capital punishment system is completely unfair

There is no evidence that the death penalty deters drug-related crimes more than other methods of pu...

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From Bali to a blue world: The AIS forum and the future of our ocean

The upcoming AIS Forum 2023 in Nusa Dua, Bali, will look to driving its Blue Agenda forward toward a...

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Bringing social investment to the forefront

Indonesia needs to reform its welfare and education policies toward improving its human resource qua...

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Debt collection practices: One death is just too many

While existing regulations govern debt collection under the broader legal framework for the financia...

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Leveraging circular economy to tackle food loss and waste

The circular economy model applied to the agrifood sector can help address food loss and waste, but ...

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Vietnam's secret sauce: A blend of tradition and tomorrow

Vietnam uniquely balances honoring its past while adapting to the future, relying on its intrinsic v...

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How Brazil and Indonesia can work together to improve air quality

The two countries have important roles in reshaping the Global South, through their cooperation in c...

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Why a three-horse race is a better for Indonesian democracy

One could ask, in a provocative way, why not reduce the choice from two to only one candidate pair t...

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1367 posts

Netanyahu in a tussle, not only for battleground victory but optics

Access to effective remedy key for victims of corporate abuse

The current capital punishment system is completely unfair

From Bali to a blue world: The AIS forum and the future of our ocean

Bringing social investment to the forefront

Debt collection practices: One death is just too many

Leveraging circular economy to tackle food loss and waste

Vietnam's secret sauce: A blend of tradition and tomorrow

How Brazil and Indonesia can work together to improve air quality

Why a three-horse race is a better for Indonesian democracy