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young-generation

Academia 1 month ago

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ASEAN needs a story that young people can own

ASEAN does not need to reinvent itself. It simply needs to communicate differently.

Academia 2 months ago

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Leaving Indonesia, loving Indonesia: A path for diaspora

For a nation confident in its future, leaving Indonesia and loving Indonesia are not opposites—they are two sides of a dynamic global identity.

Academia 3 months ago

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Japan-China deteriorating ties and regional stability

Beneath the surface of frozen diplomacy, severe sanctions, and looming military tension over Taiwan, the fraying relationship between Japan and China is trapped between the harsh realities of a new cold war and the quiet resilience of deep economic ties.

Editorial 4 months ago

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Deterring talent

Young Indonesian diaspora now question whether returning home to serve in public institutions is worth the risk if ambitious reforms can later be reframed as criminal acts.

Editorial 4 months ago

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Indonesia is officially aging

As its population graying at an unprecedented rate, Indonesia must pivot from viewing its elderly as a cultural burden to designing proactive policies that transform them into a national asset.

Academia 6 months ago

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Neon crescent: Navigating faith and fasting in the heart of Las Vegas

For young Muslims, the urban, commercial environment of Las Vegas does not just challenge their faith; it transforms how they express it.

Academia 8 months ago

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Prabowo’s presidency: Promises, power and constraints

Entering into the second year of his presidency, the public will be watching his policies and programs closely with regard to his campaign promises, ultimately judging whether his administration delivers tangible economic and welfare outcomes.

Academia 10 months ago

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Foreign policy tightens up top, but not below

As the president centralizes foreign policy in his own hands, guided by instinct and private diplomacy, a generation of young Indonesians are determined to break it open.

Academia 11 months ago

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The power of mattering: Creating a culture of significance

Given that mental well-being is emerging as an unspoken crisis—especially among young professionals—creating a culture of mattering is no longer a sentimental gesture; it is a strategic imperative.

Academia 11 months ago

Rice self-sufficiency and the future of Indonesia’s food sovereignty

Indonesia may have fertile land and modern technology, but lacks the human capital to sustain food sovereignty as the young generation sees farming as low-status and low-return.

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young-generation

PREMIUM ASEAN needs a story that young people can own

PREMIUM Leaving Indonesia, loving Indonesia: A path for diaspora

PREMIUM Japan-China deteriorating ties and regional stability

PREMIUM Deterring talent

PREMIUM Indonesia is officially aging

PREMIUM Neon crescent: Navigating faith and fasting in the heart of Las Vegas

PREMIUM Prabowo’s presidency: Promises, power and constraints

PREMIUM Foreign policy tightens up top, but not below

PREMIUM The power of mattering: Creating a culture of significance