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Books 3 months ago
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‘The Palestine Laboratory’: How Israel turns occupation into export
Antony Loewenstein’s award-winning investigation, now in Indonesian, reveals how Israel’s technologies of control, perfected in occupied Palestine, have become profitable, “field-tested” exports shaping global surveillance and warfare.
Editorial 3 months ago
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Let’s not give up on trade
While EU authorities would deny that protectionism is the main motive and would point instead to what they deem to be unfair trade practices on Indonesia’s part, the duties in effect protect EU-based steelmakers and rapeseed biodiesel producers.
Academia 3 months ago
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A 70-year spirit of growth: From Bandung to Johannesburg
Ahead of the G20 presidency's impending handover to the United States, followed by other Global North economies over the next three years, the Johannesburg summit marks a turning point in sustaining the multilateral order.
Regulations 4 months ago
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Coal miners demand price review as govt mulls higher DMO quota
Mining firms are urging the government to revise the domestic coal price benchmark, arguing that rising production costs make the current domestic market obligation (DMO) scheme unviable, even as authorities consider raising the mandatory sales quota.
Economy 4 months ago
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Indonesia to resume shrimp exports to US after Cs-137 contamination scare
Following August's cesium-137 contamination incident that disrupted seafood shipments, the government is preparing to renew shrimp exports to the US, which is expected to help meet the $6.25 billion in fisheries export targeted for this year.
