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Time is ticking for SMEs
Editorial 2 years ago

Time is ticking for SMEs

Despite TikTok being restricted from the virtual market in the past two months, SME players, such as vendors in Tanah Abang market in Jakarta, hardly saw changes in their sales.
No to illiberal cyberlaw
Editorial 2 years ago

No to illiberal cyberlaw

For more than a decade, the ITE Law has been a major threat to our civil liberties; it is the digital incarnation of the colonial defamation law.
Before the storm: Civil liberties and the upcoming elections
Academia 2 years ago

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Before the storm: Civil liberties and the upcoming elections

The last four years could be perceived as a period of setback for the country’s democracy.
Securing our food
Editorial 2 years ago

Securing our food

The soaring global price of rice doesn't need a quick fix for today, but instead needs a long-term solution to protect small-scale mills and fair competition toward ensuring food security.
Why restricting profit distribution is important for Indonesian banks
Academia 2 years ago

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Why restricting profit distribution is important for Indonesian banks

With dividend restrictions, banks can enlarge their capital and strengthen their resilience in the face of various risks.
Quick-win in the fight against Jakarta air pollution
Academia 2 years ago

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Quick-win in the fight against Jakarta air pollution

Even when comfortable sidewalks, protected bicycle lanes, and para-transit feeders are available, many people are reluctant to shift to public transportation. 
Why Russia must not weaponize hunger
Academia 2 years ago

Why Russia must not weaponize hunger

The end of the Black Sea Initiative will lead to a significant reduction in the amount of grain that reaches the people most in need 
Balls, bimbos and the gendered lockboxes of the media
Academia 2 years ago

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Balls, bimbos and the gendered lockboxes of the media

As Indonesia gears up to celebrate its 78th Independence Day, we could all take a step back and think about how to ensure our freedom from gender discrimination.
Indonesia's airlines drop mask mandate
Society 2 years ago

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Indonesia's airlines drop mask mandate

Local airlines have dropped the mask mandate for healthy passengers in adopting the latest easing of COVID-19 restrictions, though they still advise all passengers to be fully vaccinated and have had at least two booster doses.
Gov’t relaxes COVID-19 restrictions, masks no longer mandatory
Society 2 years ago

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Gov’t relaxes COVID-19 restrictions, masks no longer mandatory

The government introduces the latest and more relaxed health protocols for both domestic and international travels, large-scale activities and on public facilities, while residents are still urged to also be responsible in preventing the spread of COVID-19.
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