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Editorial 4 weeks ago

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Sumatra’s prolonged plight

The government's response to the Sumatra flooding and landslides is turning into a case study of...

Editorial 4 weeks ago

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Jakarta’s heavy burden

Building more infrastructure and opening real economic opportunities in the outer cities and beyond ...

Academia 4 months ago

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Reinvigorating the legislature to bolster economic resilience

Comprehensive reform of the legislature guided by the principle of transparency, with an overarching...

Academia 6 months ago

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Why agentic AI is the future of financial services in Indonesia

Agentic AI systems present a new class of risks, goal misalignment, data drift, persona-driven bias&...

Editorial 7 months ago

Look inward for haj fixes

Instead of looking to the Saudis for more sweeteners, the government must sort out all the recurring...

Jakarta 8 months ago

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Pramono takes action on Bank DKI after Idul Fitri glitches

The governor has sacked Bank DKI's IT director after a series of technical issues prevented cust...

Economy 1 year ago

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World Bank projects worsening RI current account deficit

Indonesia’s current account deficit will widen past pre-pandemic levels in the coming years as...

Academia 1 year ago

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Services are the new road to development

Services now account for more than two-thirds of global GDP and half of global trade.

Editorial 1 year ago

Tourism is a tool of soft power

A backpacker lodging in a bed-and-breakfast and eating at streetside warung should be welcomed just ...

Academia 1 year ago

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Why 1 million Indonesians flock to Malaysian hospitals annually

As many as 60 percent of medical tourists stated they had experienced a misdiagnosis at a domestic h...

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PREMIUM Sumatra’s prolonged plight

PREMIUM Jakarta’s heavy burden

PREMIUM Reinvigorating the legislature to bolster economic resilience

PREMIUM Why agentic AI is the future of financial services in Indonesia

Look inward for haj fixes

PREMIUM Pramono takes action on Bank DKI after Idul Fitri glitches

PREMIUM World Bank projects worsening RI current account deficit

PREMIUM Services are the new road to development