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Academia 1 year ago

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Demographic dividend and the welfare of the elderly

The low coverage of social security for elderly citizens has triggered a situation where a lot of them must work for low pay.

Presidential Race 2 years ago

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Candidates offered ‘normative’ education, health solutions in final debate

Teachers, doctors and their associations lambast the 2024 presidential candidates for not outlining their plans to address Indonesia's perennial education and health problems, such as the issue of welfare for teachers and health workers.

Presidential Race 2 years ago

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Muhaimin ready to face public demonstrations if pair fail to fulfill expectations

Vowing to not deceive the people if elected, Muhaimin Iskandar said the public could stage a demonstration if the Anies-Muhaimin duo failed to fulfill expectations.

Academia 2 years ago

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A Hobbesian world order in the making that East Asia cannot avoid

The armed conflict in West Asia risks spilling over beyond the region, with direct ramifications in East Asia.

Academia 2 years ago

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Indonesia's diplomacy: Putting the ‘rice bowl’ on the table

In a world marked by changing alliances and trust deficits, the intangible assets of diplomacy, while not immediately edible, lay the foundation for sustainable growth.

Editorial 2 years ago

More foreign doctors won’t hurt

There should be more doctors outside of big cities to ensure better access to good health services in rural areas.

Academia 2 years ago

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Navigating the digital economy for marginalized communities

Although internet users have reached 73 percent of the total Indonesian population, Indonesia’s internet connection speed still lags compared with its neighbors.

Academia 2 years ago

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The blind spot of Indonesian agriculture

The low welfare of farmers is a result of their meager earnings and market failure, which leaves Indonesian farmers with the least bargaining power in the value chain.