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Fires and cross-border haze: What can still be done
Academia 1 day ago

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Fires and cross-border haze: What can still be done

Southeast Asia’s latest haze crisis was entirely foreseeable. As millions choke beneath toxic skies, halting the blazes today must come before the inevitable, unsparing reckoning tomorrow.
Gas supply drops to 78% in September, industry says
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Gas supply drops to 78% in September, industry says

The restrictions have disrupted production with some business players reducing smelting activity, shutting production lines and furloughing workers. 
No industrial off-takers, no 100 GW solar
Academia 2 weeks ago

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No industrial off-takers, no 100 GW solar

Indonesia’s 100-gigawatt solar dream won’t fail for lack of sunlight, but for lack of buyers—unless the country connects its mineral downstreaming to the national grid.
Europe’s greatest mistake: Military interests trump security
Academia 1 month ago

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Europe’s greatest mistake: Military interests trump security

The collision of an aging population, escalating climate damages and massive remilitarization is set to present an unprecedented, compounding threat to the future well-being of Europeans. 
GIFA Indonesia and METEC Indonesia return to strengthen downstream industry development
Companies 1 month ago

GIFA Indonesia and METEC Indonesia return to strengthen downstream industry development

As Indonesia expands its metal and aluminum capacity, GIFA and METEC Indonesia are positioning themselves as platforms to accelerate downstream processing, improve efficiency and strengthen the country’s industrial value chain.
From Vladivostok to Gunungkidul: Indonesia must export skills, not just workers
Academia 1 month ago

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From Vladivostok to Gunungkidul: Indonesia must export skills, not just workers

If Indonesia wants its global diplomacy to truly pay off, it must stop sending cheap labor into the shadows and start exporting certified talent the world will actually invest in.
Volkswagen says cutting 100,000 jobs by end of decade
Companies 1 month ago

Volkswagen says cutting 100,000 jobs by end of decade

The company said it had approved a plan involving the reduction of around 50,000 jobs, on top of another 50,000 already agreed.
AI boom: Can Indonesia move from market to maker?
Academia 1 month ago

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AI boom: Can Indonesia move from market to maker?

Indonesia has the scale to drive AI demand, but without an urgent policy pivot into tech manufacturing and infrastructure, it risks becoming just a lucrative consumer market while its neighbors capture the real value.
Meeting Indonesia’s growth, and deficit, targets
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Meeting Indonesia’s growth, and deficit, targets

In parallel with growth, the government must have a dedicated focus on the revenue side of reducing the deficit, particularly in drawing businesses out of the shadow economy and into the real economy.
We cannot intern our way to productive employment
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We cannot intern our way to productive employment

Subsidizing six-month internships won't fix graduate unemployment if Indonesia's shrinking industrial base lacks the factories, machinery and capacity to hire them afterward.

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