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Economy 1 month ago
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Prabowo revives plan for trans-Sumatra, Kalimantan railways
The President has announced plans to step up railway development across the country, beginning with a cross-island network on Sumatra, as a cost-efficient “instrument of economic democratization” that would improve public transport connectivity, particularly for lower-income communities and people in smaller towns.
Academia 4 months ago
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Misreading Iran: How strategy collapses into damage control
When "quick wins" collide with deep-rooted regional resilience, global powers face a sobering reality: in the age of drone warfare and strategic miscalculation, air sovereignty is no longer just a legal concept - it is the ultimate survival tool.
Opinion 4 months ago
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Analysis: Danantara bets on logistics merger, stronger firms may foot the bill
Danantara Indonesia has announced plans to consolidate 15 state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and their logistics arms into a single “super” logistics entity in an effort to address longstanding structural issues in Indonesia’s state-owned logistics sector. The consolidation spans multiple segments, from railway distribution to fertilizer distribution, and combines both profitable and loss-making firms under the ambition of building a more integrated and efficient national logistics backbone.
Executive Column 4 months ago
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Executive Column: Bluebird stays course amid rising fuel costs, stiffer competition
Bluebird CEO Adrianto Djokosoetono spoke to The Jakarta Post’s Ni Made Tasyarani about how the company is navigating headwinds over rising fuel costs while trying to preserve customers’ purchasing power.
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