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MBG: When children are reduced to numbers, dehumanization follows
Academia 11 months ago

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MBG: When children are reduced to numbers, dehumanization follows

When thousands of sick children are dismissed as a “small number”, we are not just misrepresenting data, we are negating the very value of life itself.
Indonesian students abroad, riots at home, and the real meaning of merit
Academia 1 year ago

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Indonesian students abroad, riots at home, and the real meaning of merit

Wasteful perks for officials, riot police suppressing citizens, and education budget cuts are not only failures of policy, they are failures of privilege, of leadership and of moral clarity.
To rescue or abandon Java?
Editorial 1 year ago

To rescue or abandon Java?

The lessons of the previous administration's IKN megaproject do not bode well for the revived "Giant Sea Wall" project, which could find itself and the coastal communities it is supposed to protect at sea, even before it breaks ground.
Toward safer roads
Editorial 1 year ago

Toward safer roads

Monday's multi-vehicle pileup on the Cipularang Toll Road that killed a teenage girl and left dozens injured, some with serious injuries, should be a wake-up call for the government to clamp down on overloaded trucks and the companies that operate them while striving for stricter enforcement of the country's rigorous road safety rules.
Carbon capture and storage needs a serious reality check
Academia 2 years ago

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Carbon capture and storage needs a serious reality check

There have been numerous CCS projects initiated worldwide, yet after more than five decades, studies suggest that these ventures are more prone to failure than success.
Why Blinken’s shuttle diplomacy is failing
Academia 2 years ago

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Why Blinken’s shuttle diplomacy is failing

When six missiles were dispatched by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to attack Aurori, the modus operandi was both thuggish and roguish. Israel did not inform the US of its original intention.
Beyond shame: Ethical dimensions of mindsets in corruption
Academia 2 years ago

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Beyond shame: Ethical dimensions of mindsets in corruption

In cultures where the primary goal of work is to achieve position and rank, making a mistake is not a major concern if it goes unnoticed and does not lead to a loss of face.
Badminton nightmare
Editorial 2 years ago

Badminton nightmare

This was the first time that Indonesia, once a widely feared badminton powerhouse, failed to win any medals in the sport at the Asian Games in its 61 years of participation.
Poorly designed policy for financial inclusion of low-income communities
Academia 3 years ago

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Poorly designed policy for financial inclusion of low-income communities

The most pressing issue with the financial inclusion program in Indonesia lies in the following areas: first, the readiness of beneficiaries in managing bank accounts; and second, policy mistranslation from national and local to rural levels.
Over $9 bn raised for Pakistan flood recovery
Environment 3 years ago

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Over $9 bn raised for Pakistan flood recovery

Pakistan received over $9 billion in pledges Monday to help it recover from last year's catastrophic floods.

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