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Academia 3 months ago

PREMIUM
Reclaiming democracy, digital journalism from the clickbait crisis

Digital journalism practices today more than just annoy readers, they corrode democracy by replacing nuanced, fact-based reporting with emotionally charged content that leaves citizens less informed and more polarized.

Academia 4 months ago

Aceh’s waqf experiment: When an age-old tradition powers a new economy

Aceh's unique cultural identity and administrative status makes it fertile ground for trialing waqf-based development initiatives that could provide a contemporary model for Islamic economies worldwide.

Academia 5 months ago

Can the SCO reinvigorate multilateral trade amid tariff tensions?

The SCO is not simply giving a voice to the developing world—it is fast becoming a pivot point in the reorganization of global trade geography.

Academia 5 months ago

Before we digitize classrooms, we must humanize them

If a teacher lacks the skills to connect, inspire and manage a room full of students, the introduction of technology, no matter how advanced, will not bridge the knowledge gap.

Academia 6 months ago

BRICS countries take on new responsibilities

It’s time for BRICS to take on a new responsibility as the voice of the Global South, making it a game changer in global governance.

Academia 6 months ago

Indonesia's future: Adapt, act, and lead with feedback

It is time for Indonesia to throw out outdated, hypercautious leadership models and adopt a relexive approach with an experimentation mindset that embraces a feedback culture to harness the very pluralism that defines the country's identity.

Academia 6 months ago

Insight: Rethinking work: Driving sustainable growth in the digital age

The digital age has redefined how we live, communicate and work, but perhaps nowhere is this shift more critical than in the field of medicine and public health. As healthcare systems integrate digital technologies, the traditional roles of medical professionals are being reshaped.

Academia 6 months ago

PREMIUM
From ballot boxes to bits and bytes, e-voting is Indonesia's next democratic milestone

Digital systems can uphold the foundational principles of democratic voting, confidentiality, security and certainty, more reliably than manual systems.

Front Row 7 months ago

iCIO Navigate mentoring program to bridge generation gap

Amid the complexities of the IT industry and the accelerating progress of technology, adaptive leadership and strategic understanding toward technology have become the key to running businesses and digital talent effectively. In this context, mentorship emerges as a relevant approach to sharing insights, experiences, and cross-generational knowledge—strengthening individual readiness to navigate challenges and uncertainty.