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Why budget cuts betray the spirit of Ramadan and women’s rights
Academia 6 months ago

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Why budget cuts betray the spirit of Ramadan and women’s rights

The government's commitment to women is being hollowed out by a "fiscal anemia" that favors bureaucrats over survivors through ruthless budget cuts that have institutionalized the abandonment of its most vulnerable citizens, even as the country touts its "free and active" policy stance on the global stage.
Online scams and punishment
Editorial 7 months ago

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Online scams and punishment

Rather than mounting rescue operations repeatedly, Indonesia should take the lead in a coordinated regional and international response, including legal harmonization, to clamp down on human trafficking and forced labor linked to transnational crimes.
Grok and the limits of national law in a borderless digital world
Academia 8 months ago

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Grok and the limits of national law in a borderless digital world

Effective control over AI systems cannot be achieved without shared norms, shared responsibilities and shared enforcement mechanisms.
Policing morality at the expense of women’s rights
Academia 8 months ago

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Policing morality at the expense of women’s rights

The implementation of KUHP and KUHAP risks reframing complex issues of health, protection and recovery as matters of moral compliance, rather than rights, evidence and public health.
Building dynamic resilience in a fragmented world
Academia 8 months ago

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Building dynamic resilience in a fragmented world

Indonesia has chosen dynamic resilience as its foreign policy doctrine, the ability and flexibility to engage where needed by first ensuring everyday public security and prosperity at home.
Caught upstream: Saving Indonesia’s dying textile industry
Academia 8 months ago

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Caught upstream: Saving Indonesia’s dying textile industry

For Indonesia, protectionism does not generate the jobs the country needs, while damaging the competitiveness of its exports.
Christmas 2025 message: Saving the nation, starting from the dinner table
Academia 9 months ago

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Christmas 2025 message: Saving the nation, starting from the dinner table

The Christmas 2025 theme as declared by the PGI and the KWI urges reflection on the state of Indonesian families and how "saving" them is inherently linked to the republic's future.
The quiet injustice in migrant women’s financial lives
Academia 9 months ago

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The quiet injustice in migrant women’s financial lives

The migrant worker ecosystem needs to innovate from the current focus on remittance flows toward an integrated design that aims for empowerment toward financial inclusion and long-term financial health as the ultimate outcome.
From zero to coverage: Why insurance in Southeast Asia is at a tipping point
Academia 9 months ago

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From zero to coverage: Why insurance in Southeast Asia is at a tipping point

Insurance in Southeast Asia is reaching a structural turning point, Indonesia is showing what the next decade will look like. 
Quantum computing as a global game toward national resilience (part 2 of 2)
Academia 9 months ago

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Quantum computing as a global game toward national resilience (part 2 of 2)

The emergence of quantum computing has many implications for national resilience, especially with regard to cybersecurity and data sovereignty as well as policies to encourage local development of the technology. This is the second of a two-part article.

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