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Academia 4 months ago
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The Hormuz naval blockade and strategic implications for Indonesia
As Mideast tensions reignite the threat of naval blockades, Indonesia’s control over global maritime choke points is no longer just a geographical fact; it is a strategic liability pointing to a need for Jakarta to move beyond diplomatic partnerships toward a unified, modernized maritime command.
Editorial 5 months ago
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Transit drives growth
While often viewed as a public cost, Transjakarta is actually a massive economic driver generating three times its weight in national output. By shifting focus from fuel subsidies to transit integration, Indonesia can clear its skies and its balance sheets simultaneously.
Regulations 9 months ago
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Lots of clicks, few arrivals as ‘New Bali’ dream hits snag
A report published by the Tourism Ministry noted a low search-to-traffic ratio, which gauges potential demand by comparing online search interest from various countries for the priority destinations with the actual traffic that follows.
Academia 9 months ago
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ASEAN floods 2025: Governance at a crossroads
The flooding that peaked last month across the region illustrates a fundamental truth: disaster risk reduction is inextricably tied to governance, including economic policies, and ASEAN must tackle climate issues as a collective agenda.
Companies 1 year ago
AI Day drives Indonesia's AI sovereignty, with Indosat leading solutions and connectivity
Empowering Indonesians through digital and technological advancement is becoming increasingly crucial as the country aims to achieve its Golden Indonesia 2045 vision, with digital telecommunication company Indosat Ooredoo Hutchinson committed to driving Indonesia’s transition toward AI sovereignty.
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