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Opinion 3 months ago
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Analysis: AGO targets nation's richest in latest tax graft scandal
As the current administration continues its crackdown on financial crimes during President Prabowo Subianto's first year in office, the corruption investigation targeting Victor Hartono, executive director of private tobacco giant PT Djarum, remains one of the most significant cases mounted by the Attorney General's Office (AGO).
Asia & Pacific 3 months ago
Japan set to issue 11t yen extra bonds despite record tax revenue
The Japanese government will issue around 11 trillion yen (US$70 billion) in additional bonds to help fund an economic package, even as its tax revenue for this fiscal year is expected to rise to a record high.
Politics 3 months ago
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AGO slaps travel ban on former tax chief, Djarum CEO amid graft probe
AGO spokesperson Anang Supriatna told The Jakarta Post on Thursday that the office had coordinated with the Immigration Directorate General to issue the six-month travel ban, which has been in effect since Nov. 14.
Academia 4 months ago
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Why Indonesia’s EV future must be different: Lessons from Norway
Oslo's model shows that streamlined regulatory and incentive policies can help propel market evolution toward an EV ecosystem, while a separate study shows that vehicle electrification doesn't necessary require nickel or the resulting social and environmental harms.
Academia 5 months ago
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Prabowo prioritizes human development, so why isn't Indonesia happy?
While investments in human capital are essential for long-term growth, they do not address Indonesia’s pressing short-term challenges: Low productivity, a weak job market and the lack of formal employment.
