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Politics 3 years ago
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Sri Mulyani jets off to the US amid tax office scandal
Finance Minister Sri Mulyani is attending the International Monetary Fund and World Bank (IMF-WB) annual spring meetings, amidst a brewing scandal that has dealt a blow to the ministry’s erstwhile stellar reputation.
SE Asia 5 years ago
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Indonesia tops ASEAN in policy interference by tobacco industry: SEATCA index
A 2020 index for Asian and Southeast Asian countries ranks Indonesia as the ASEAN state with the highest level of interference from its tobacco industry in government policies over the last five years, and even during the current health crisis.
National 5 years ago
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Green transition guidelines missing in Indonesia’s economic recovery push
Indonesia's commitment to environmentally friendly and sustainable development is not for a want of trying. But will the government be able to go beyond economic recovery when private sector concerns are also factored in?
Business 5 years ago
Jokowi calls on fintechs to adopt good governance for enhanced cybersecurity, services
The Indonesian President conveyed the need for fintech companies to adopt best practices and pursue innovation to propel the country toward greater digital financial literacy in his opening speech for the Indonesia Fintech Summit 2020.
National 5 years ago
'Fatal' errors found as Job Creation Law enters into force
The highly contentious Job Creation Law that President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo signed on Monday contains what some legal experts consider “fatal" errors that expose a flawed legislative process, which may provide strong grounds for a judicial review at the Constitutional Court.
National 5 years ago
Don’t rush COVID-19 vaccines, doctors tell govt eyeing emergency use
Indonesia’s doctors have warned the government not to rush its COVID-19 vaccination programs and patiently wait instead for the results of ongoing trials to be published, as the state pushes for the emergency use authorization of vaccine candidates currently being developed in China.
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