Connectivity Key to Make Food Production More Efficient in Indonesia
Satellite connectivity can work in tandem with other connectivity technologies to create a more efficient agri-food ecosystem.
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Connectivity Key to Make Food Production More Efficient in Indonesia
Satellite connectivity can work in tandem with other connectivity technologies to create a more efficient agri-food ecosystem.
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How Indonesian Diplomacy Can Ensure Equitable Access to Covid-19 Vaccine
A Covid-19 vaccine may soon be available in some countries but harder to get in developing ones.
MAY 29 #OPINION
A Call for Help: Refugees Risk Catching Covid-19 in Overcrowded Shelters
A Hazara refugee in Indonesia tells of his experience living in a cramped and unsanitary shelter in Batam.
MAY 19 #OPINION
Healthy Oceans: Keeping Asia and The Pacific Afloat
Amid the global attention towards Covid-19, ocean sustainability and waste management need transformation for a better post-pandemic era.
MAY 15 #ENVIRONMENT
Young Smokers in Indonesia at Greater Risk of Contracting Serious Cases of Covid-19
The oft-heard statement "Covid-19 hits hardest among the elderly" might not apply in Indonesia.
APRIL 29 #HEALTH
Technology Is Here to Help and Will Stay for the Future
Tech will be critical to the rebuilding after the Covid-19 pandemic. What must governments do to ensure technology can play its role?
APRIL 24 #TECH
Pinning Our Hopes on the Vaccine Race
Technological leaps in fields such as genomics mean scientists can now map out the genetic sequencing of a virus a lot faster.
APRIL 20 #HEALTH
Meikarta Introduces Drive-In Dining
Meikarta has introduced a new drive-in dining experience to help their food and beverage tenants get back on their feet during the pandemic.
Meikarta Introduces Drive-In Dining
Meikarta has introduced a new drive-in dining experience to help their food and beverage tenants get back on their feet during the pandemic.
June 03 #EYEWITNESS
Indonesia has set May 29 as the end of the Covid-19 health emergency. Are we too optimistic?
APRIL 17 #HEALTH
With the devastation that coronavirus has brought to the world, now is the time for countries to unite to stop wildlife trade.
APRIL 17 #OPINION
The desperate scramble to stop the coronavirus in its track has some important lessons for the future.
APRIL 16 #OPINION
How Shanghai handles the pandemic shows the power of social-distancing with the support of strong neighborhoods.
APRIL 12 #OPINION
Interoperability between payment platforms and an increase in digital payments over cash have resulted in more frauds.
APRIL 10 #TECH
Populations deprived of functioning health systems or support networks are even more vulnerable to the pandemic and its consequences.
APRIL 07 #SECURITY
One of the worst things an investor can do right now is sell-all, especially if they've already suffered significant losses.
APRIL 06 #SECURITIES
Emerging nations will play a more influential role in the global economy, especially with the global advent of digitalization.
MARCH 30 #OPINION
Today, just over half of Indonesian women are employed, one of the worst numbers in Southeast Asia.
MARCH 17 #WOMEN
A Jakarta Globe reporter tells her story of trying to get tested for coronavirus after interviewing the Transportation Minister.
MARCH 17 #HEALTH
Investor appetite for green products is growing but a lack of investible projects is holding back the market.
MARCH 12 #ENVIRONMENT
Around 200 Jewish Indonesians, mostly descendants of Middle Eastern and Dutch Jews, actively practice Judaism across the archipelago.
MARCH 04 #OPINION
A brief on the global energy game of chess that fuels the Syrian War.
MARCH 03 #OPINION
