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Nobel Prize: SD Inpres, poverty research in Indonesia and women in economics
Opinion 1 day ago

Nobel Prize: SD Inpres, poverty research in Indonesia and women in economics

The echoes of the Nobel Prize winners especially resonated strongly in Indonesia as locals were prou...
Women treated as totty in films even when they play leaders, finds study
Entertainment 2 weeks ago

Women treated as totty in films even when they play leaders, finds study

Playing a boss does not stop women being treated as eye candy in films, according to a study publish...
Red meat unhealthy? Maybe not, researchers say
Health 2 weeks ago

Red meat unhealthy? Maybe not, researchers say

Cutting back on red meat is standard medical advice to prevent cancer and heart disease -- but a rev...
From the mouths of babes: Bottles that weaned prehistoric infants
Science & Tech 2 weeks ago

From the mouths of babes: Bottles that weaned prehistoric infants

Archaeologists have uncovered the first evidence that our prehistoric ancestors in Europe weaned the...
‘Propaganda and the Genocide’: The national wound weeps still
Books 3 weeks ago

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‘Propaganda and the Genocide’: The national wound weeps still

Propaganda and the Genocide in Indonesia: Imagined Evil is the latest in overseas publications in En...
Indonesia’s energy security hinges on EV-green energy approach, says ERIA
Business 3 weeks ago

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Indonesia’s energy security hinges on EV-green energy approach, says ERIA

A regional study says that adopting electrified vehicles (xEVs) will only go so far toward Indo...
Local initiatives on stunting need government support
Opinion 4 weeks ago

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Local initiatives on stunting need government support

In regions with a high stunting prevalence, the current health budget allocation from the central go...
Vegetarian diets not always the most climate-friendly, researchers say
Environment 1 month ago

Vegetarian diets not always the most climate-friendly, researchers say

It may be possible to help tackle climate change while still munching on the occasional bacon sandwi...
120 million workers need reskilling as result of automation: Study
Business 1 month ago

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120 million workers need reskilling as result of automation: Study

"Skillset gaps have worried many companies because they would have an impact on the businesses&...
Antigraft researchers call on Jokowi to reject KPK Law revision
Politics 1 month ago

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Antigraft researchers call on Jokowi to reject KPK Law revision

The researchers reminded Jokowi of his promises and commitment to blocking any efforts to weaken the...
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