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Academia 2 months ago
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The next UN chief must rebuild, reconcile and heal
As the United Nations prepares to choose its next leader, the selection must not be treated as a routine bureaucratic appointment. For Indonesia and the broader Global South, the stakes demand a courageous diplomat who will transform the office into a shield for the many, rather than a tool of convenience for the powerful.
Archipelago 3 months ago
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Indonesia reduced forest, land fires by 86%, minister claims at UN event
Forestry Minister Raja Juli Antoni pointed to strengthening prevention systems, integrated early warning, stricter law enforcement and community-based approaches at the site level as steps to decease forest fires.
Academia 8 months ago
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The Bondi tragedy: The rising specter of inspirational terrorism
In today's interconnected, borderless digital world, counterterrorism strategies must evolve to one of preparedness that emphasizes the early detection of online narratives that glorify violence, so as to nip inspirational terrorism in the bud.
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