Empowering Women, Empowering the Economy
Today, just over half of Indonesian women are employed, one of the worst numbers in Southeast Asia.
#WOMEN
Empowering Women, Empowering the Economy
Today, just over half of Indonesian women are employed, one of the worst numbers in Southeast Asia.
#WOMEN
I Try to Get Myself Tested for Covid-19 After Interviewing Budi Karya Sumadi
A Jakarta Globe reporter tells her story of trying to get tested for coronavirus after interviewing the Transportation Minister.
MARCH 17 #HEALTH
New Year, New Thinking? Climate Agenda Needs More Ambition
Investor appetite for green products is growing but a lack of investible projects is holding back the market.
MARCH 12 #ENVIRONMENT
Why President Jokowi Should Wish All Jews a Happy Passover
Around 200 Jewish Indonesians, mostly descendants of Middle Eastern and Dutch Jews, actively practice Judaism across the archipelago.
MARCH 04 #OPINION
Energy and War: a Global Game of Chess
A brief on the global energy game of chess that fuels the Syrian War.
MARCH 03 #OPINION
Indonesia's Automotive Industry Won't Hit the Brakes Anytime Soon
Electric cars will be the future of the automotive industry as they start to gain traction domestically.
MARCH 03 #OPINION
Beyond the Coronavirus Crisis: Prepare Now
Businesses should take all the necessary steps to ride out the novel coronavirus crisis.
FEBRUARY 27 #OPINION
VISION
How Jakarta Buries Its Coronavirus Dead
The Jakarta provincial government has issued standard funeral procedures to bury Covid-19 victims.
How Jakarta Buries Its Coronavirus Dead
The Jakarta provincial government has issued standard funeral procedures to bury Covid-19 victims.
March 26 #EYEWITNESS
March 26 #EYEWITNESS
The 2020 US election could be a powder keg that could change the landscape of not only US politics but also globally, including Indonesia.
FEBRUARY 27 #INTERNATIONAL
Indonesian media should promote only articles that are supported by empirical data and valid evidence.
FEBRUARY 25 #COMMENTARY
Indonesians are only interested in health issues when things go bad.
FEBRUARY 18 #HEALTH
Globally, the "war on drugs" has only resulted in larger production of drugs and organized crime holding more power.
FEBRUARY 11 #POLICY
The severity of a disaster should be measured not by the magnitude of its force but by its societal impact.
JANUARY 27 #DISASTER
The Hungarian PM is notoriously anti-Islam, the poster boy of European right-wing movement, but Jokowi has welcomed him with open arms.
JANUARY 26 #INTERNATIONAL
Many Indonesians are turning to a hyper-nationalistic point of view of international relations in defiance of international law.
JANUARY 20 #INTERNATIONAL
For customers, a price floor could prevent them from getting the best deals possible.
JANUARY 17 #POLICY
Academics should engage in more public discussions, helping shape voices and opinions in democratic policy-making.
JANUARY 10 #POLICY
Improving people-to-people relations is key to peace in the Middle East.
JANUARY 06 #INTERNATIONAL
Despite popular belief, true supply chain innovation does not have to be disruptive.
DECEMBER 18 #TECH
Singapore-based Infrastructure Asia says transit-oriented development (TOD) could be the solution for Jakarta's traffic gridlock.
DECEMBER 17 #TRANSPORTATION
Lack of communication between the government and the fisheries sector has been blamed for falling fish export.
NOVEMBER 25 #POLICY
