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Gen-Z

Wellness 7 months ago

My weekend of rest and relaxation: A note on bed rotting

Is spending the weekend in bed a sign of burnout, avoidance or just smart living? For some women in Jakarta, bed rotting isn't the problem—it’s the plan.

FEATURES 7 months ago

Are younger workers getting something right about work?

As micro-retirements gain traction, Gen Z and young millennials are challenging traditional ideas of ambition, success and when it’s okay to pause.

Academia 7 months ago

Emotional conviction and the reimagined social contract

Institutions face a new challenge in the post-knowledge economy that is materializing today, where meaning as an emerging metric requires a structural reimagining of leadership, culture and engagement through emotional alignment.

Academia 8 months ago

PREMIUM
Gen Z’s dominance in the “pay later” era

With the ability to make immediate purchases and defer payment to a later date, individuals are more inclined to indulge in impulse buying and overspending beyond their means.

Academia 8 months ago

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Navigating religious harmony in the age of social media

Nearly 30 percent of Indonesians, especially Gen Z and Millennial cohorts, now access religious knowledge primarily through digital platforms, including social media, streaming sermons and online preachers.

Editorial 8 months ago

Homes unbought or unbuilt

If the properties are too expensive, they will not be bought, but if they are too inexpensive, they will not be built.

Academia 8 months ago

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Without lifelong learning, Golden Indonesia 2045 remains a mirage

Too many Indonesian young people remain undertrained and underutilized for an economy striving for higher productivity.

FEATURES 9 months ago

The Gen Z shift: From booze to brews

You’re more likely to find a Zoomer hanging out in a coffee shop than drinking in a bar or pub, but that isn’t necessarily because we like caffeine more than cocktails.

Europe 9 months ago

How a Gen Z gender divide is reshaping democracy

In democracies worldwide, a political gender divide is intensifying among Gen Z voters, with young men voting for right-wing parties and young women leaning left, a break from pre-pandemic years when both tended to vote for progressives.