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Academia 8 months ago

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IEU-CEPA will not hinder Indonesia from deforestation regulation

The agreement is not an end point but a starting point for Indonesia to navigate the EU’s deforestation regulation more strategically.

Academia 9 months ago

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Bold reform and decisive policies to rejuvenate the textile industry

To restore industry competitiveness, what’s urgently needed is not just legislation, but also targeted action.

Regulations 9 months ago

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Indonesia to relax import rules as US tariff deadline nears

Five commodities prioritized for deregulation include forestry products, subsidized fertilizers, raw materials for plastic, other fuel types and food trays used in President Prabowo Subianto’s flagship free nutritious meals program.

Society 10 months ago

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Push for AI regulations amid rise in hyperrealistic content

The spread of hyperrealistic images generated with AI has prompted fresh calls for regulation requiring watermarking and source traceability to prevent the spread of misinformation.

Academia 11 months ago

In pursuit of virtue: When machines make human decisions

Can machine-made decisions truly reflect the values we hold dear?

Regulations 11 months ago

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Govt to deregulate import of some goods

The government has shared plans to ease import rules for certain goods, but the measures presented on Friday appear to exclude key export commodities from the United States as bilateral trade talks aimed at averting US tariffs have yet to conclude.

Regulations 11 months ago

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Low earners may ‘lose out’ in expanded housing program

Experts are wary that the new regulation will put more pressure on already struggling low-income communities, as they will have to compete with individuals in the new higher-income brackets to secure affordable housing.

Regulations 11 months ago

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Govt to ban retention of workers' graduation certificates

The Manpower Ministry plans to clamp down on the all-too common practice of employers holding onto the graduation certificates of employees, even ex-employees, effectively keeping them hostage against quitting.