Physical Education: The Forgotten Subject in the Time of Pandemic
Physical Education becomes the one that always gives leeway for other “more- important” subjects.
#OPINION
Physical Education: The Forgotten Subject in the Time of Pandemic
Physical Education becomes the one that always gives leeway for other “more- important” subjects.
#OPINION
Rise of the Citizen Data Scientist: AI Analytics in a New Normal
With the right solution in place, organizations and governments can turn everyday users into citizen data scientists
JULY 19 #TECH
Wrong to Use China as Scapegoat for Covid-19
The Covid-19 pandemic has added strain to the already uneasy US-China relations today.
JULY 17 #OPINION
Fortify: Three Survival Tips to Build Financial Resilience
Take the chance to build some good habits and work towards your financial fitness during the Covid-19 pandemic.
JULY 06 #OPINION
Some states may be utilizing emergency powers to consolidate executive authority at the expense of the rule of law
JULY 06 #COMMENTARY
Two Indian-American Women Could Be in 2020 US Presidential Tickets
The 2020 presidential election could be a showdown between Joe Biden-Kamala Harris, and Donald Trump-Nikki Haley
JULY 04 #INTERNATIONAL
Food Estate Project: New Ecological Disaster Brewing in Kalimantan
President Joko Widodo's administration is planning to embark on a one-million-hectare rice field project in Kalimantan.
JUNE 29 #ENVIRONMENT
No More Dancing: Pandemic Becomes A Quiet Time for Jakarta's Ondel-Ondel
Ondel-ondel artisans in Kramat Pulo try to survive the pandemic-ridden business.
No More Dancing: Pandemic Becomes A Quiet Time for Jakarta's Ondel-Ondel
Ondel-ondel artisans in Kramat Pulo try to survive the pandemic-ridden business.
August 07 #EYEWITNESS
Though businesses across Asia-Pacific are more enthusiastic about cloud services, they remain restricted by foundational gaps in adoption.
JUNE 16 #OPINION
Satellite connectivity can work in tandem with other connectivity technologies to create a more efficient agri-food ecosystem.
JUNE 02 #OPINION
A Covid-19 vaccine may soon be available in some countries but harder to get in developing ones.
MAY 29 #OPINION
A Hazara refugee in Indonesia tells of his experience living in a cramped and unsanitary shelter in Batam.
MAY 19 #OPINION
Amid the global attention towards Covid-19, ocean sustainability and waste management need transformation for a better post-pandemic era.
MAY 15 #ENVIRONMENT
The oft-heard statement "Covid-19 hits hardest among the elderly" might not apply in Indonesia.
APRIL 29 #HEALTH
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
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
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
