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Editorial 1 month ago

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Mapping the danger zones

Whether through corruption, a lack of risk assessment or a desire for short-term financial gains, the "danger zones" are wiped off the map until the earth reclaims them.

Academia 1 year ago

Between public interests and protection of land for food

The decrease in agricultural land area has an impact on the availability of local food, which in turn causes food price fluctuations at the consumer level.

Academia 2 years ago

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Why the motorcycle conversion program is not appealing

As commendable as the government's motorcycle conversion program is, it could use a few tweaks and upgrades to make it more accessible to consumers and more beneficial for garages, so it can truly pave the way toward a greener, more sustainable future.

Academia 2 years ago

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Animal smuggling and conservation plight in Komodo Park

Animal smuggling is one of the big threats to conservation efforts in Komodo National Park, and by extension, in Indonesia.

Academia 3 years ago

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Disaster, no more! What Bali can do after flooding

The growth of the tourism industry is one of the drivers of the massive land conversion.

Editorial 3 years ago

The billion-dollar question

By Indonesia’s own estimate in 2018, the country needs more than US$20 billion per year to achieve the 2030 emissions-reduction target.

Lifestyle 4 years ago

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Christmas for converts: Navigating cultural, familial tensions

They surprised – or deceived – their families and converted to a minority religion. How was their journey into new frontiers of spirituality, and what did they do for Christmas?

Art & Culture 5 years ago

Hagia Sophia the latest Muslim-Christian tussle over holy sites

Istanbul's iconic Hagia Sophia is to reopen for Muslim worship as a mosque after an almost nine-decade hiatus, in the latest historic tussle with Christianity over religious sites.The move adds to a long list of such conversions of holy sites over the centuries. The following are examples:

World 5 years ago

Sudan allows alcohol consumption, decriminalizes leaving Islam

Sudan is to allow non-Muslims to drink alcohol for the first time in decades and has scrapped laws that had made leaving Islam potentially punishable by death, the justice minister said.

City 5 years ago

From official residences to low-cost apartments, Jakarta transforms into isolation city

Jakarta officials have scoured the city for potential isolation houses to anticipate a lack of facilities, as the number of cases still climbs in the capital despite weak government claims of a leveling off in the rate of COVID-19 infections.

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