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Much ado about asset forfeiture
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A fair national exam is radical politics
Little Big Things 3 weeks ago

A fair national exam is radical politics

When India's medical entrance scandal drove students into the streets, a writer watching from Beijing asked what exam systems are really protecting.
Sekolah Sawit Lestari nurtures future generations, one tree at a time
Companies 3 weeks ago

Sekolah Sawit Lestari nurtures future generations, one tree at a time

Students gain practical knowledge and valuable experience as schools implement oil palm education into their curriculum
A well-intentioned budget
Editorial 4 weeks ago

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A well-intentioned budget

Facing tumbling approval ratings and economic pushback, President Prabowo Subianto pivots to fiscal discipline in his latest budget—but delivering on his ambitious promises will be the real test.
Keep education funds in education
Editorial 1 month ago

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Keep education funds in education

Separating the free meals program from the education budget is an important first step. However, the bigger test now is whether the government will genuinely commit to using the constitutionally mandated 20 percent education allocation to address the country’s perennial education challenges.
AI psychosis: Could it happen in Indonesia?
Academia 1 month ago

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AI psychosis: Could it happen in Indonesia?

While the country already has a regulation on digital child protection, the rapid advent of artificial intelligence and its growing integration in children's lives requires a shared effort by all stakeholders to instill safe and responsible use, especially among vulnerable individuals.
Accused Thai school shooter had watched violent content online, police say
Asia & Pacific 1 month ago

Accused Thai school shooter had watched violent content online, police say

The Thai teen behind a deadly school shooting outside Bangkok had an air gun confiscated by a teacher last year and had watched violent content online, police said on Sunday, as the government promised new safety protocols for schools.
Nearly 1,000 weapons found at South Jakarta school
Jakarta 1 month ago

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Nearly 1,000 weapons found at South Jakarta school

The Jakarta Police confirmed that only one piece was confirmed as a live firearm, while the other 995 weapons were air guns.
Beyond kitchens: Building a homegrown school meals program
Academia 1 month ago

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Beyond kitchens: Building a homegrown school meals program

By transforming the free nutritious meal program from a centralized distribution chain into a community-rooted model, the nation can feed its children while also empowering its farmers and regional economies.
Non-transactional kindness: What schools should teach in the age of AI
Little Big Things 1 month ago

Non-transactional kindness: What schools should teach in the age of AI

If AI can increasingly handle memory (delete recall) and even analysis, schools must ask a deeper question: what remains uniquely human?
West Sumatra student detonates homemade bomb at school after alleged bullying
Archipelago 1 month ago

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West Sumatra student detonates homemade bomb at school after alleged bullying

Padang Police chief Sr. Comr. Apri Wibowo said investigators believe the 17-year-old had assembled the explosives to target classmates he claimed had bullied him for years.

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