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Academia 2 years ago

Leaders are navigating an uncertain world

We are transitioning to a post-global world, in which national geopolitical interests take primacy over national economic and business interests.

Academia 2 years ago

Malaria-free Asia Pacific region is within our reach

The recent success of malaria elimination in Sri Lanka, Maldives, and China provides us the optimism that malaria can be eliminated from other Asia Pacific nations.

Academia 3 years ago

PREMIUM
‘Unity in diversity’ led Indonesia to G20 success

For too long, young people have been relying on people who are one or two generations above them to create policy on issues that affect them.

Academia 3 years ago

PREMIUM
G20 leaders, please don’t come to Bali just to quarrel

If the leaders, or some of them, are not willing or unable to work together to address the world’s economic and security conundrum, at least they can lower their ego so as not to worsen the suffering of many people across the globe.

Academia 3 years ago

PREMIUM
Youth empowerment must not stop at the boardroom

As the country heads toward a demographic bonus, boardrooms at SOEs and private companies should look to including youths as part of the decision-making process to nurture future leaders and create jobs.

Academia 3 years ago

PREMIUM
To leave no one behind, G20 must commit to pandemic fund

The G20 leaders in their Rome Declaration 2021 noted that financing for pandemic PPR has to become more adequate, more sustainable and better coordinated.

Asia & Pacific 3 years ago

PREMIUM
Indonesia, Malaysia tout ‘maximum’ rights in renewed migrant labor deal

Malaysian Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob visited Jakarta ahead of Ramadan to ink a major migrant labor deal and discuss a range of other bilateral issues.

Academia 4 years ago

PREMIUM
Taiwan could irritate Southeast Asia if not careful

When it comes to all things Taiwan, Beijing takes a hard line on noninterference in its domestic affairs; just as it did with Hong Kong by introducing the Comprehensive Security Law in 2020.