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View all search resultsThe wave of demonstrations that began over legislators' pay and perks expanded during its second week into a collective civil movement, bringing together women, workers, students and LGBTIQ+ to fight on the front lines for their right to engage in political life for a democracy in which they are seen, heard and accepted.
In view of the potential sidelining of nuclear power as a priority in Indonesia's energy strategy and the resulting unemployment of the country's nuclear resources, especially its highly skilled nuclear workforce, the government could retailor its strategy to focus on alternative solutions, such as building small reactors to power remote cities and AI data center.
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