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Academia 3 years ago

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Media key in challenging tobacco industry's narratives

Indonesia’s tobacco-control policy is toothless when facing the powerful influence of a giant tobacco industry.

Academia 3 years ago

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Indonesian netizens: The uncivil society?

In contrast, with the help of social media, it is easier today for these uncivil societies to gather support.

Academia 3 years ago

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Innovation, collaboration key to achieving zero malaria by 2030

The COVID-19 pandemic may have initially disrupted the country's malaria elimination drive, but it has also created new opportunities for strategizing and innovating to achieve its 2030 zero-malaria goal.

Academia 4 years ago

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Bank Indonesia should stop remunerating the statutory reserves

The profitability of Indonesian banks amid COVID-19 remains the highest in Asia Pacific during 2020 and remained profitable in 2021.

Editorial 4 years ago

Hope for Japan

Considering the key role Japan plays, President Jokowi should give the country more opportunities to participate in his ambitious infrastructure plan.

People 4 years ago

Afghan photographer warns of Taliban threat to media

The Taliban will shut down Afghanistan's media and are fooling the West by promising to let journalists operate freely, an award-winning Afghan photographer said after fleeing Kabul over threats by the group.

People 4 years ago

Britney Spears says won't perform while her father controls career

Her remarks, in a lengthy Instagram post, were the latest in a series of emotional public comments about the conservatorship that controls her personal and financial affairs and which she has begged to be brought to an end.

Lifestyle 4 years ago

Podcasts burst onto China youth scene

A lesbian coming to terms with her sexuality, a village covering up abuses and a dissection of the three-child policy -- an explosion of Chinese podcasts are wrestling with social issues considered taboo under the country's strict media controls.