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Academia 5 months ago

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Prabowo’s debut at the UN: Symbolism without substance?

President Prabowo Subianto must ensure that Indonesia’s calls for peace, whether in Palestine, Ukraine or elsewhere, are grounded in principle and respect for international law, not expedient shortcuts

Academia 5 months ago

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Racing for air: Why clean skies are Indonesia’s next big test

Air pollution erodes competitiveness, undermines education when haze shuts schools and weakens human capital by imposing lifelong health burdens.

Regulations 5 months ago

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New pricing rule offers miners little relief from profit pinch

Industry experts have bemoaned the latest rule on coal and mineral sales, which maintains the government-set benchmark prices for calculating royalties and taxes despite allowing more pricing flexibility, burdening miners with a widening gap between sales prices and royalties as global rates fall.

Markets 5 months ago

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Govt eases coal and mineral pricing rules after market backlash

However, royalties and taxes will still be calculated using the government’s coal benchmark price (HPB) and mineral benchmark price (HPM).

Economy 5 months ago

China coal power surges even as renewables hit record high

Coal accounts for around half of China's power generation, down from three-quarters in 2016.

Editorial 6 months ago

Talking clean energy into existence

The best place to start realizing clean energy would be to finally pass a long-delayed bill on new and renewable energy.

Companies 6 months ago

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Shaky regulations, finances stall coal miners’ transition to ‘green’ investment

Global coal demand reached an all-time high of 8.77 billion tonnes in 2024 and is projected to plateau through 2027.

Academia 6 months ago

Indonesia’s EV momentum and the questions we forget to ask

If the local EV plant operates mainly as an assembly site, while key components, technologies and decisions remain imported, then Indonesia risks staying an import-based market.