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Editorial 8 months ago

Homes unbought or unbuilt

If the properties are too expensive, they will not be bought, but if they are too inexpensive, they will not be built.

Academia 8 months ago

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Without lifelong learning, Golden Indonesia 2045 remains a mirage

Too many Indonesian young people remain undertrained and underutilized for an economy striving for higher productivity.

Academia 9 months ago

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Leading in the fog: What business, policy and academia must rethink

Indonesia has invested considerably in e-government and regulatory reform, but many such efforts remain trapped in single-loop logic—streamlining procedures without revisiting their purpose.

Academia 11 months ago

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Why should we trust the government with our hard-earned money?

The most crucial question about our trust in the government is how dependable it can be when corruption is a deeply rooted part of Indonesian culture.

Academia 1 year ago

Technology predictions for 2025 and beyond

By embracing a community-centric, data-forward model, we’re building a future where technology augments human resilience, enabling communities to navigate an increasingly unpredictable world with confidence and autonomy.

Lifestyle 1 year ago

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‘You only need one’: Young Indonesians redefine spending habits

Entering 2025, the “you only need one” (YONO) concept emerged as a new mindset of a more frugal and mindful approach to living, to counter the consumerist point-of-view of “you only live once” (YOLO).

Living Spaces 1 year ago

Out with the old, in with the bold: Maximalism at home

The shift away from clinically bare walls and mind-numbingly sedate hues is seemingly in full swing, but is it more than just a trend?

Academia 1 year ago

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Prabowo’s future with millennials and Gen Z hinges on free meals

Failure could undermine the President's credibility and weaken his political standing, particularly among the country’s younger generations.

Regulations 1 year ago

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Young farmers unlikely stay despite govt’s big pay promise for newcomers

The output of rice, the country’s major staple food for instance, dropped to 30.34 million tonnes last year from 31.31 million tonnes in 2019, BPS data show. Similarly, farmland has also been shrinking over the past years.

Editorial 1 year ago

Even millennials grow old

The law is limited to caring for those who need state assistance, meaning those who have no relatives to count on, or those who are being neglected.

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